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SC Distributor and coil mounting

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G. L. Perry

11-04-2003 01:21:04




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Books don't show a distrib on SC, just Magneto. Must have been an aftermarket kit?? Anyway, the case that diz mounts in had bevel gear to match one on dizzy. SO, I put the cover on end of case? and then fill with grease? If I have #1 cylinder up on compression TDC I can just point the rotor to any term on the cap for timing? Is there a preference as to which one? Seems closest to front would be less wire to run?
ALSO, can't recall where the coil was mounted???
was it on the case cover bolts out on rear end of case? I don't recall, and no holes in block or head that I see to mount it. I used to remember where everything went on tear-downs, but now I can't seem to do that. Guess I better take more pictures next time!

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C. Amick

11-05-2003 09:52:39




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 Re: SC Distributor and coil mounting in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-04-2003 01:21:04  
If you need one, V a l u -b i l t Tractor Parts sells a coil mounting bracket (clamp) of the type used on Farmalls.



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Bruce Nelson

11-04-2003 05:38:46




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 Re: SC Distributor and coil mounting in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-04-2003 01:21:04  
The coil bracket bolts to the rear of the dist case. Point the rotor at the terminal of your choice. There is no "right" way to do it. Fill the gear cavity with gun grease. SC's never came with a dist. always a mag, yours has been converted with a kit that was popular, and sold by many aftermarket suppliers in it's day. Bruce



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John Saeli

11-04-2003 04:49:27




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 Re: SC Distributor and coil mounting in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-04-2003 01:21:04  
Hey GL Perry; Let me sell you a CASE mag so you can end all your problems.



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G. L. Perry

11-04-2003 22:04:29




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 Re: Re: SC Distributor and coil mounting in reply to John Saeli, 11-04-2003 04:49:27  
I know nothing of Mags, just sound like something too hard for average guy to repair and mess with to me. I do wonder how I"m going to set time on this engine with no timing marks that I'm aware of. I see the section in book on timing the Mag, but what do I do with dizzy? Do it by ear?? Which ear? :-? I have rebuilt carb now too. Nothing's gonna work if It ever gets back together again!



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