Converting something to 12 volt is a big and frustrating job. My brother does it to the odd old vehicle and everything needs to be changed or you have to use certain resistors or what ever he uses. I can imagine parts for your tractor are hard to come by but a huge benefit to going to 12 volt. Good to see you got it flanged before the snow flies. Thanks Dave. Stevo
Thanks Stevo, I really hate wiring so I had to really wrap my head around this. Now that I know it works I will be getting new cables for the old girl. Yes I'm definitely glad to get it going before the cold and snow. As we both know that will be soon
Your Allis runs and sounds great. It is a great idea to connect everything up to test before tidying things up. I assume that it is still the 6v starter and it is happy to run at 12v, it turned over strong. Great job
Hey Dave, Better you wiring that up than me Lol. I would have trouble wiring up a flashlight. It sounds pretty good. It is amazing how much steel was used in those old tractors. Was your place a dairy farm at one point? Take care.
It sounds good. I hope you get Some tape on those positive wires they were awfully close to the frame ….. why do you need the ballast resistor? Does the coil have an internal resistor ?
Right. I will be replacing all the cables. I was just cobbling stuff together to see if it all worked before I went and dumped a bunch of money in it. No resistor in the coil
Dave, when I read that title I thought you had lost your mind and installed a Tesla motor in your Allis. Well, in my defense, all I hear these days is EVs and solar power coming out of Washington. Peace brother.
Oh John I could go on a very long rant about this EV crap. Not that I hate EVs. I just don't want it forced on the public when we don't have the infrastructure for it. GASOLINE FOREVER!!! Take care my friend
@@davessmallenginerevival2847 getting things to work is a critical step in getting things to work correctly. Many never get that far. Mr Pender’s video today was a good example of someone who got to the battlefield then didn’t know how to fight.
That starter sounds really strong now, and that's a good thing. I enjoyed seeing the hummingbird too... right before you came back for the camera.
Thank you Timmy. Good to hear from you
I Love all your videos Dave... thank you
Thank you and thanks for watching Rick
Converting something to 12 volt is a big and frustrating job. My brother does it to the odd old vehicle and everything needs to be changed or you have to use certain resistors or what ever he uses. I can imagine parts for your tractor are hard to come by but a huge benefit to going to 12 volt. Good to see you got it flanged before the snow flies. Thanks Dave. Stevo
Thanks Stevo, I really hate wiring so I had to really wrap my head around this. Now that I know it works I will be getting new cables for the old girl. Yes I'm definitely glad to get it going before the cold and snow. As we both know that will be soon
That is a true tractor - and engine sound nice too 👍👍
Thanks buddy
That is nice looking classic tractor 🚜 there Young Man 😎👍
Thank you Robert
@@davessmallenginerevival2847 your welcome young man 😎👍
Your Allis runs and sounds great. It is a great idea to connect everything up to test before tidying things up. I assume that it is still the 6v starter and it is happy to run at 12v, it turned over strong. Great job
Thanks Joseph. Yes still the 6 volt starter. Which does work great with 12 volts
Nice machine!
Thank you. It's my work horse and it's been down all summer
@@davessmallenginerevival2847 you had the parts, but you previously did not have the need. You know what they say “Necessity is a Mother”.
@@haneyoakie14 I hope you are doing well Thomas
@@davessmallenginerevival2847 surgery moved to September 13th. Just taking it easy till then.
Hey Dave, Better you wiring that up than me Lol. I would have trouble wiring up a flashlight. It sounds pretty good. It is amazing how much steel was used in those old tractors. Was your place a dairy farm at one point? Take care.
Yes I think it was a dairy farm but I'm not 100% sure
6 volt starter will do just fine it only turns a little stronger and nice job w would of keep most of the stock wire in tack
Yes this starter works great with 12 volt. I just want to put a solenoid type starter in it. But we'll see
It sounds good. I hope you get
Some tape on those positive wires they were awfully close to the frame ….. why do you need the ballast resistor? Does the coil have an internal resistor ?
Right. I will be replacing all the cables. I was just cobbling stuff together to see if it all worked before I went and dumped a bunch of money in it. No resistor in the coil
Dave, when I read that title I thought you had lost your mind and installed a Tesla motor in your Allis. Well, in my defense, all I hear these days is EVs and solar power coming out of Washington. Peace brother.
Oh John I could go on a very long rant about this EV crap. Not that I hate EVs. I just don't want it forced on the public when we don't have the infrastructure for it. GASOLINE FOREVER!!! Take care my friend
This is not a how to. So is it a how to not?
Never do things how I do them 😆
@@davessmallenginerevival2847 getting things to work is a critical step in getting things to work correctly. Many never get that far. Mr Pender’s video today was a good example of someone who got to the battlefield then didn’t know how to fight.
Okay spit it out get to the point