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SC back runnin'!

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G. L. Perry

12-07-2003 19:44:39




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Got my SC back running today, after tear down this summer and dist out and rad rebuilt, bunch of stuff. Rad don't leak, but carb does, float not right or ?? Started in first few spins of crank. This is one I took the dizzy out and all, pretty good timing guess, hey? First time with muffler on it, sure is quiet now. Got the alt to charge, somehow, didn't at first. Not sure tractor can spin fast enough to start it charging?? I wire jumped the terms and it worked. It's got a new ONe-Wire reg in it, may still need another wire anyway. Yep, gauges all work, new temp gauge works, now to get these front wheels cleaned and on, take for a spin!! Still need to paint hood and work on rusty fenders next, not fun it looks like!

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Les...Hey Gary

12-08-2003 15:10:52




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 Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to G. L. Perry, 12-07-2003 19:44:39  
Did you use that starter part I sent you? The one that Larry806 sent me?
";^)



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G. L. Perry

12-09-2003 00:02:02




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 Re: Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to Les...Hey Gary, 12-08-2003 15:10:52  
Yeah, Les, that starter cone is on there, went on good, painted up black and all. Darn thing went from Ohio to East Coast and back to me in IN I guess! I also got my cast front wheels from Larry, haven't gotten them cleaned up yet. Man, those are Hefty!



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John Saeli

12-08-2003 04:56:42




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 Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to G. L. Perry, 12-07-2003 19:44:39  
Hey G.L.Perry; Whats all this talk about a Distributor, and Alternator?? On an SC?? AAww GGee.



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G. L. Perry

12-08-2003 09:46:02




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 Re: Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to John Saeli, 12-08-2003 04:56:42  
John, the H*** with "correct", I want it to work, with no hassles. Dist was on it, seems like Mags need more work, special people to do it, big bucks, won't miss any of that. and the Gen was $125 to make it right, or more if I tried to get the orig style cut-out for it. SO, to save bucks, and hassles, MODERNIZE! I want to run it, not work on it all the time. Besides, it's just an old CASE, not even a good MM!! Woops! better duck!

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anti-mag todd hamilton

12-08-2003 17:55:04




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 Re: Re: Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to G. L. Perry, 12-08-2003 09:46:02  
You Go dude! My '44 SC has a distibutor and an alternator. Runs great! No ants in the mag either! (ask Schotte about that problem) :^)



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John Saeli

12-08-2003 11:05:37




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 Re: Re: Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to G. L. Perry, 12-08-2003 09:46:02  
Hey G.L.: You'd better duck. Seriously, the CASE Mag is troublefree. I've owned a DC for 25 years, use it all year around. The mag has never been touched in those 25 years. With correct size cables, in good condition, & a good battery, I have found the 6V system to be trouble free on the SC.



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Glenn FitzGerald

12-09-2003 19:49:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to John Saeli, 12-08-2003 11:05:37  
I agree, John. We had a '41 DC which had the lower compression head than our '51 had. The '41 was easy to maintain the 6v battery compared to the '51. We didn't have the oversize cables either. I would think an SC would be even easier. I also agree with you an the mag issue. Also a mag tractor sure is nice to have when some little kid forgets the switch on and the battery is stone dead in the morning. Mags always seemed like magic to me. Glenn F.

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Glenn FitzGerald

12-07-2003 20:07:37




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 Re: SC back runnin'! in reply to G. L. Perry, 12-07-2003 19:44:39  
Sounds wonderful. Now you can come over and help me. Ha!



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