Off topic - Voltage reducer

Posted by Bob [174.59.93.35] on Sunday, May 30, 2010 at 17:55:08 :

I have an older front end loader running a 6 volt electric fuel pump. I'm converting over to 12 volt but don't want to buy a new pump unless necessary. Anyone have a part number for a 12 volt to 6 volt reducer? Thanks

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• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - Jeff 14:54:33 06/01/2010
• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - Caleb (Kansas City) 10:48:01 05/31/2010
  • Wouldn't hurt to try - D Sherman 11:45:08 05/31/2010
    • Re: Wouldn't hurt to try - Dave Royal 12:12:16 05/31/2010
      • NO! - D Sherman 02:26:34 06/01/2010
        • Re: NO! - Dave Royal 17:51:01 06/01/2010
• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - Jay Massy 00:22:14 05/31/2010
• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - Vaughn 23:24:01 05/30/2010
• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - The Dodge Boys 19:30:47 05/30/2010
  • Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - Bob 23:10:07 05/31/2010
    • Luke 11:9 And I say unto you, Ask, and it shall be given you - copey 17:34:45 06/01/2010
  • 6 volt trucks and Jeeps came with hand cranks. nm - Chriscase 20:55:06 05/30/2010
    • Re: 6 volt trucks and Jeeps came with hand cranks. nm - The Dodge Boys 21:59:19 05/30/2010
      • Re: 6 volt trucks and Jeeps came with hand cranks. nm - Dave Royal 22:41:54 05/30/2010
• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - Ron in San Mateo 19:16:20 05/30/2010
• Re: Off topic - Voltage reducer - copey 18:53:03 05/30/2010
  • 5 amps on 6v = 2.5a on 12v. - Chriscase 19:16:54 05/30/2010
    • Re: 5 amps on 6v = 2.5a on 12v. - copey 19:41:38 05/30/2010
      • Neuropathy, Gabapentine - Chriscase 20:53:36 05/30/2010

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