Should work just fine, the components won't care what tractor their on, so long as they fit and work correctly.
6volt to 12 volt
hi first time in big tractors im and old cub narow frame guy but had the chance to get a 57 farmall with one arm loader i would like to change to 12 volts all that i've read says to use an alt my ? i have a complete set up for a cub 107 could i just exchange those parts gen voltage reg and coil it looks like i'll just have to make a one inch spacer for the gen thanks you for the help
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The 107 has a starter generator. You can convert to 12 volts two ways. Either
put on a 12volt generator or alternator and the appropriate regulator. You won't need one if you use a GM one wire setup. Or if you want it to look original you can simply put on a 12 volt regulator with the generator you have, it works I did it on a JD B. I believe you'll need an "A" circuit regulator. You'll need to switch to 12 volt bulbs of course.
John
put on a 12volt generator or alternator and the appropriate regulator. You won't need one if you use a GM one wire setup. Or if you want it to look original you can simply put on a 12 volt regulator with the generator you have, it works I did it on a JD B. I believe you'll need an "A" circuit regulator. You'll need to switch to 12 volt bulbs of course.
John
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