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Sheila Cole

10-02-2003 13:59:56




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I removed the magneto cap to clean points and now dont know how to get back in time as I have moved the gear in cap. Need instructions or diaghram.

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Klyde

10-02-2003 17:33:12




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 Re: Case SC timing in reply to Sheila Cole, 10-02-2003 13:59:56  
Is it a Case mag? If it is follow the other guys instructions. I'm just guessing here but it sounds like a F&M. (gear is in the cap- not in the cap on a Case mag) If it's a Fairbanks-Morse as i suspect, there are two marks on the fiber gear IN THE CAP, an A ( for anti-
clockwise)and a C (for clockwise) use the C mark. If they were on a little piece of white plastic and that is gone you will hafta find a new one or one with the marks on to remark it with. Steel gear has 1 tooth that is marked with a dot or a bevel or somtimes just a speck of red paint, and somtimes NOTHING. Hope this helps, Iread it 3 times and its clear as mud to me.

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RoyG

10-02-2003 16:45:30




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 Re: Case SC timing in reply to Sheila Cole, 10-02-2003 13:59:56  
You will find two teath on small gear with dots on them and one tooth on fiber gear that is beveled, Beveled tooth goes between the two dots.



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dctom

10-02-2003 16:45:13




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 Re: Case SC timing in reply to Sheila Cole, 10-02-2003 13:59:56  
thoes gears are marked, a red dot on one and two teeth on the other has little bevel on them red dot goes between the bevel teeth dctom



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