I have a 1952 TEA 20 (# is TEA 283660). The coil has been moved to the front side of the distributor. The tractor has been changed from 6 to 12 volt. The # on the starter is 2502 1B and another number under that one is M35G A1. The coil will not fit where I believe it should go because the starter is too long. Any ideas why? Also the part next to the oil filler tube in the photo does not seem in the right place. Where should it go? Also in an earlier post I stated that the number on the transmission casting case was 8 5 7. I check it again and it is 8 5 7. It seems that the transmission is not the original one.
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