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4600SU - Where d they hide the resistor
Great, I was fiddling with that bullet looking for power. I don t recall if the hot side of that was 12v or 6v but I ll check it again to be sure. Thank you both! -
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4600SU - Where d they hide the resistor
Howdy from moist WV, Got an around 1980 4600SU that despite the rest of the tractor being 12v; imagine my surprise to meter the coil lead at a nice solid 6. After buying a 12v ignition kit. I d like to just bypass it (for sanity and stubbornness) but I can t find it. I ve checked behind...
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