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Electronic Ignition Conversion Kit

Original price was: $270.83.Current price is: $157.04.

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Tired of dealing with points and condensers that seem to go bad at the worst possible times? If you’ve ever had your tractor quit in the middle of harvest or while baling hay, you know how frustrating old-style ignition systems can be. This electronic ignition conversion kit ditches those troublesome points and replaces them with solid-state electronics that fire reliably every time you turn the key.

What You’re Getting

  • Electronic module completely eliminates points and condensers that wear out and need constant adjustment
  • More consistent spark timing means better fuel efficiency and smoother engine operation
  • Weatherproof electronics that won’t be affected by moisture, dust, or temperature swings
  • Works with your existing 12-volt negative ground electrical system
  • Simple installation using your current distributor housing

Built for Real Farm Work

This conversion kit is designed for tractors running 12-volt negative ground systems with compatible distributors. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for daily chores or a larger machine for field work, this upgrade gives you the reliability of modern ignition technology while keeping your vintage tractor’s original character.

Made to Last

Electronic ignition systems don’t have the moving parts that wear out like mechanical points do. The solid-state module is built to handle the vibration, heat, and electrical demands of farm equipment operation. Once it’s installed, you can expect years of trouble-free service without the need for periodic point adjustments or condenser replacements.

Installation Notes

The conversion fits inside your existing distributor—no major modifications needed. You’ll remove the old points and condenser, then mount the electronic module in their place. The installation takes basic hand tools and about an hour of your time. Make sure your charging system is in good working order before installation, as electronic ignition systems need consistent voltage to perform properly.