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Re: Re: Farmall H Electrical System
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Posted by Andy Martin on September 26, 2000 at 07:51:23 from (38.31.74.52):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall H Electrical System posted by Phil Auten (TX) on September 26, 2000 at 06:12:16:
I agree, but don't be too scared of the starter. I have really ground and ground 6v starters on 12v in attempts to get balky tractors started, many times over the years, and have never burned up a starter. Also ran a 54 Chevy on 12v for 20 years with no starter problems. Maybe I've just been lucky but I think the 6v starters are over-designed for use on 12v. I hope someone can give us a technical analysis as to how the starter motor horespower requirements and amperage changes in using 6v versus 12v in the same unit. I like to look at it backwards, if you try to use a 12v starter on 6v, it definitely will overheat.
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