This may seem like a real stupid question, but, do all M715`s have 24 v systems???? AND, how hard is the conversion to 12v. Thanks.
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This may seem like a real stupid question, but, do all M715`s have 24 v systems???? AND, how hard is the conversion to 12v. Thanks.
Sergeant
Yes all M series vehicles are 24v. It is not that hard to change to 12v, a little searching around on this site should answer all your questions about how to convert to 12v.
Dave
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Private 1st Class
Careful, not ALL are 24V. Quite a few of the M880 series vehicles were straight 12V without the extra 24V system. But for the most part, yeah, most MVs from the 1950s and newer are 24V.Originally Posted by Beast
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Chief 9-flats
Click on the "Manuals" link at the top of the page. You will find several charts and articles about 12V conversion. If you don't find what you need, start posting questions.
Remember if you didn't build it you can't call it yours.
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Would there be a reason that some of these don't open for me and it won't let me do a search?
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