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brian

05-20-2002 19:38:28




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Can anyone tell me what is involved converting a 350 utility from 6v to 12v? I don't have any electric where I park tractor so when I really need it, I could at least jump it with the truck. If I have someone do it for me- what should I expect it to cost? Anyone know who could fix me up in SE Iowa. Thanks for any help.




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Steve Mason

05-21-2002 06:14:07




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 Re: 12v conversion in reply to brian, 05-20-2002 19:38:28  
you can buy complete kits and electronic ignition from
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just email them with your needs and Andy will get right back to you.



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Lee_TX

05-21-2002 06:04:57




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 Re: 12v conversion in reply to brian, 05-20-2002 19:38:28  
Brian, Check the archives for 12 volt conversions. Bob M has an excellant item with diagram that should help.



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Dan

05-20-2002 21:26:58




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 Re: 12v conversion in reply to brian, 05-20-2002 19:38:28  
The conversion should be fairly easy. I converted a SMTA. In the Archives Bob M has wiring diagrams to use an alternator and complete instructions. I would get a used alteernator as they usually last for a long time, get a delco with an inside regulator. You'll have to fabricate the mounting bracket, on my SMTA I used the generator bracket turned upside down. Don't know about clearance under the hood, the smaller alternators are not much bigger than a generator. Use a 12 volt coil with resister or put a chrysler type resister in the line to the coil(cheaper than new coil) If the 350 is positive ground like the older IH, you'll have to reverse the wires to the coil. If you can find the diagram by Bob M it is easy depending upon your mechanical skills. You can still jump start the 6 volt with your pickup but 12 volts gives you a lot more start.

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