I recently purchased a Starter for our M, just got it reconditioned and on the tractor.
It has a red tag on it looking at Brillmans Co. site it shows red tags as 12V
I want to keep tractor at 6 volts.
Can or will the starter work on 6 volts will there be enough power to throw the tractor over.
Thanks Phil
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Re: M Starter
Phil, it may have enough oomph to engage the bendix but it won't turn over very fast at all. Hopefully they just tagged it wrong. You'll have to check with whoever reconditioned it.
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Re: M Starter
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It came with the tag , I reconditioned meaning cleaned inside and out and checked things over.
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It came with the tag , I reconditioned meaning cleaned inside and out and checked things over.
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Re: M Starter
Won't lose anything by trying. But if it is a 12 volt, you will know quickly. It will act as if the battery is almost dead.
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Re: M Starter
Is it the original Delco red tag? Have a Delco part number on it? If it is a tag from a previous rebuilder, I wouldn't place too much credence on the tag color.
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Re: M Starter
That is the correct part number for the original 6-volt starter on an M. The IH number is 63608D. It was built on March 24 of some year that ends with a 0, probably 1950.
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