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Sheila

10-10-2003 04:23:31




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I dont have no spark, what should I do first.




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Steve in N.J.

10-10-2003 09:44:32




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 Re: WD Magneto in reply to Sheila, 10-10-2003 04:23:31  
Sheila,
If the tractor has been sitting a while, chances are the points took on some moisture and they need to be cleaned, as LH said. Usually, a little spritz of tuner cleaner, or even a litte rubbing alcohol will clean off any moisture present. Also, if the machine is equipped with a mag kill switch in the Ammeter panel, sometimes corrosion will cause the switch to fail and it will ground the spark to the mag which will give the same problem that you're having. Just disconnect the wire at the mag and see if it starts, if it starts right up, there's yer' culprit. Coils usually don't go bad immediately, if the machine was running prior to your problem. Check those easy things first, they're the things that make you pull yer' hair out. We rebuild, sell parts, and service Fairbanks and other mags, and it's usually something simple that causes the problems. If your still having troubles, drop us a line, be happy to help ya out...
Steve/B&B Custom Circuits

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Sheila Cole

10-11-2003 04:56:23




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 Re: Re: WD Magneto in reply to Steve in N.J., 10-10-2003 09:44:32  
Thanks for the replies.



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L Hud

10-10-2003 07:00:31




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 Re: WD Magneto in reply to Sheila, 10-10-2003 04:23:31  
The first thing to do is file the points and turn the mag. and see if they will spark. If that don't work replace the condenser. Then try it again. You don't have the cap to try these things. If none of these work then you may have to replace the coil. Hope this helps.



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