Put on a delco alternator, you will have to notch out the bracket and space the pully out with a coupel of flat washers. Throw the circut beakers over your sholder. Get two ground straps and go to frame ground were battery box mount is on each side. Use both battery cables you already have, put on the starter post, remember you have to spread the black one out and force it onto a positive battery post. Here is what you do, get a starter from a junked out 4430, (big starter, good power oh oh oh oh )īolt it on. I bought a used starter from Mike's Equipment in Buhler, Ks, and bought a remanufactured alternater from the local parts house and a few electrical connections and perhaps a small amount of wire and had a 12v system that is far and away less troublesome than the 24v system Deere designed. If I remember correctly, it cost me less than $200 to do it. I don't know your capabilities with electricity, but if you are average or perhaps a little above you can do this for a lot less money. Dealership wants about $1200 to do it.holy kruats!!!!! I want to convert my 4020 this winter and would welcome any suggestions, tips, and direction you might have.
Seems there was someone who had experience doing this and gave the source of a kit that worked pretty well. I remember a thread on this site, or a similar one, about converting the wonderous 24 v JD system to 12v. ( logon | register )Ģ4 v to 12 v conversion on JD 4020.where?
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