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To 20 12 volt conversion.
I just found a 4 terminal flat mount 12 volt negative ground regulator (the forum host sells them) wired it in the exact same as the other one, swapped in a 12 volt battery and hooked the ground cable to the negative post then swapped a 3 ohm 12 volt coil into the tractor so I wouldn?t need...- Shasean
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I just converted my TO20 with the later block to 12 volt by changing the stock generator to 12 volt. There is a guy on eBay that sells the kits. It works great and looks unchanged from stock.- Shasean
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