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Posted by Ol Chief on August 08, 2004 at 19:02:17 from (63.246.191.221):
In Reply to: BF MM ?? posted by Todd L on August 08, 2004 at 15:09:22:
I do not mean to be disagreeable Scott but I have seven tractors that I farm with. All have 6 volt starters on 12 volt conversions.I have never ruined a starter on any one of them in many years of operation. I think that they are overbuilt like all of the old iron . I once converted a large dump truck 12 volt system to 24 volts.Used the same 12 V starter with out problems.In general you cannot ordinarily use twice the voltage on any other equipment that I am familiar with but starters seem to be the exception.if the engine is kept in good shape you only should have a short period of starter operation.However I must admit that I have had a few times that I have wound on the old starters without problems. Mix temperature with common sense and it works out OK.
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