I'd find a starter/alternator rebuild shop and take everthing that you
have to them and tell them what you need. They may be able to either
salvage the 12 volt armature and rewind it or rewind the 24 volt armature
for 12 volts. Won't a starter from an AMC J pickup fit into that
application? Or was was the mil engine different?
Dave
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999 13:54:35 -0500 "Mark Masse" <mmasse@islc.net> writes:
>List--
>
>I broke the starter on my (12v conversion) M715. I've got a spare 24v
>starter lying around that I hope to convert to 12v. I can easily
>replace
>the field coils with the good ones in the old starter. The problem is
>that
>the 12v starter's armature is trashed. Can I use the 24v armature
>with the
>12v field coils? The 12v armature is wound with relatively few thick
>copper
>wires. The 24v armature is wound with a lot more (smaller) wires.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>--Mark Masse
>1967 Kaiser M715 w/w
>http:www/islc.net/~mmasse
>mailto:mmasse@islc.net
>
>
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