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Posted by Guff on July 25, 2006 at 10:13:25 from (169.143.0.103):
My 51 "H" has been converted to a 12 volt system, has an automotive altenator and separate voltage regulator, but still has the original 6 volt coil (and starter). I think it is going out. My question, if I replace with an automotive 12 volt coil do I get one with a built in resistor or without? Or is there resisitance in the wiring? One guy says there has to be resistance or the points will burn up? My local old tractor guy has a John Deer 12 volt replacement coil for $14 bucks, from the same time period. He thinks it will work fine? Any help is appriciated...
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