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JohnF2020

08-25-2004 02:32:07

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Help...Anybody got the JD Part Number for the pony motor coils.I have tried to order them through many after market suppliers,i"ve e-mailed,faxed and telephoned people and everyone says they will come back to me ,but nothing.
I just want to order them and pay for them.Does anybody want business?At this stage i will pay more for the genuine part just to get it.

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Ken

08-26-2004 08:10:53

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

John,
I just looked it up. An original type, high quality coil Part # 5-5091 from Standard Magneto cost me $64.17 plus $3.95 shipping. Ken

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Ken

08-25-2004 11:49:17

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

Try:
Standard Magneto Sales Co., Inc.
4119 West Grand Ave.
Chicago, Illinois 60651

Phone: (773)235-2010 Fax:(773)235-2996

They have good quality coils and parts and are reasonably priced.

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JDWayne

08-25-2004 06:33:46

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

Don"t spind the money for new coils, just go and get 4 old tractor coils and mount them and when one of them goes bad you can just get another one. They are cheaper in the long run and it will run just as good. It won"t be quiet as good a looking unless you spend some time making a bracket to mount all of them.

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JDWayne

08-26-2004 05:51:14

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JDWayne, 08-25-2004 06:33:46

It"s been done and it works good. It"s just like any thing else, if you do a good job it looks good. Besides if you don"t have the money or don"t want to spend the money on those coils it works.

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buickanddeere

08-26-2004 08:53:40

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JDWayne, 08-26-2004 05:51:14

A piece of baler twine keeps the throttle pulled ahead when the friction material starts to wear out too. Only need one head light and tail light don't do no good as you've already been over that ground and gone. A set of old worn car tires work on the front if you help steer with the brakes. The battery charger left on over night is good enough when the generator wears out. Don't need them pto shields in the way either. The question is, where do you draw the line on repair/service quality? If your 2005 GMC was in the shop for warranty work, we could cobble up Ford parts to work in some parts of the ignition, exhaust and fuel system. How happy would most customers be then?

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buickanddeere

08-25-2004 06:51:20

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JDWayne, 08-25-2004 06:33:46

You gotta be kidding? The old crude looking farmer fix? If you are going to butcher it than go all the way. Convert to 12V get a couple of 12v coil packs from a GM car that uses waste spark ignition.

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bent

08-25-2004 09:53:21

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Re: Pony coils in reply to buickanddeere, 08-25-2004 06:51:20

buick, i agree, i have looked at lots of such scabjobs and feel that the only worse thing that you could do to a pony start diesel is paint it red.
Brent

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JerryB

08-25-2004 05:41:20

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

I ordered mine from Triple G Service ,the price was $54.00ea.Their toll free phone number is 1-888-720-0830.

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JohnF2020

08-25-2004 06:55:55

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Re: Pony coils in reply to Gary U in NJ, 08-25-2004 04:54:27

Thanks Gary U. I have made contact with Restoration Supply Co./Being shipped tomorrow.
Very resonably priced too.

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JohnF2020

08-25-2004 04:08:52

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

Thanks Guys

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720Deere

08-25-2004 03:35:11

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

Having bought pony coils before, I wouldn't go anywhere else besides Taylor. Anything that I have bought from him has always been at my doorstep in 2 days or less. He also isn't obsessed with payment before shipment. Your shipment will contain an invoice. It's hard to find better people to deal with.

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Clooney

08-25-2004 02:51:29

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 02:32:07

John, the old Deere Part Number was X-9295.. I'm sure that has been subbed by now though.. I haven't bought a coil from Deere in years due to the extreme price difference between Deere & the aftermarket..

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JohnF2020

08-25-2004 03:15:16

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Re: Pony coils in reply to Clooney , 08-25-2004 02:51:29

just priced the coil----�225 or $195 plus tax.
OOOUCH.

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F-I-T

08-25-2004 09:21:36

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 03:15:16

John:

Glad you found them. I was going to offer to carry two over to you when I ride through Ireland week after next. How far are you from Dublin?

Frank

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JohnF2020

08-25-2004 09:45:38

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Re: Pony coils/FIT in reply to F-I-T, 08-25-2004 09:21:36

Thanks for the offer FIT.I"m about an hour from Dublin.You STAYIN or just PASSIN through.
I"ll wait for the mail.I do need seat cushions though!

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F-I-T

08-25-2004 10:23:39

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Re: Pony coils/FIT in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 09:45:38

Seat cushions! Boy, that would be a sight for the airlines! you need to call Leyland Schwandt for those. THe very best that I have found. His number is in the archives. Just search seat cushions.

I"m passing through on a tour. London, to York, to Glasgow/Edinburg, then down through Belfast to Dublin, to Kildare, to Waterford, Cardiff, back to London.

Frank

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JohnF2020

08-25-2004 10:34:01

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Re: Pony coils/FIT in reply to F-I-T, 08-25-2004 10:23:39

Frank,have a great trip.I live in Kilkenny(same as the beer)They brew Budweiser here also.

John

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Clooney

08-25-2004 03:43:56

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Re: Pony coils in reply to JohnF2020, 08-25-2004 03:15:16

John, I might have given you John Brillmans"s old phone number.. I fired my lap top up & looked at my phone index & now list Brillman"s number as a toll free [888-274-5562] so if the other number doesn"t work or you want to call on his dime use this number..

If no luck with Brillman try Taylor again as he should be back to the shop by now � Taylor Equip. 1-800-3683276.. Taylor is less than � the price of Deere on those pony coils.

Clooney

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Coil Purchase

08-25-2004 03:00:24

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Re: Pony coils in reply to Clooney , 08-25-2004 02:51:29

John, I think you are having problems with some of the vendors right now due to most of them being at the big mid summer tractor shows..

Probably K & K is at Portland at the moment. & Taylor is just getting back from Buckley.

You might try John Brillman 610-252-9828 Between 6-10 PM Eastern Standard Time [only] He is usually there all the time.. His coil number is 5J-5091 & was about $64.00 so you can compare that to Deere..

Clooney

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Ebbsspeed

08-25-2004 12:27:34

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Re: Pony coils in reply to Coil Purchase, 08-25-2004 03:00:24

Coils from the older Harley Davidson motorcycles will work also, so you might find a cheaper solution using them.

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