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Posted by Mr. J on August 02, 2002 at 18:36:31 from (64.200.54.154):
In Reply to: farmall h magneto posted by stan johnson on August 01, 2002 at 17:22:14:
Stan, I would file and re-gap your points....Any corrosion at all would keep it from transmitting the spark. To get to the points...take the cap and rotor off of the mag, then remove the 3 screws that are holding the points cover on. you will see how the points work, simply take a small fingernail file from your wife or girlfriend, or mother....and file the surfaces down. After that, get a feeler gauge and set the gap on the points to .020 That is what the book says. .020 is how far apart the points should be when open. Good luck. I just had a Magneto on a Farmall A that needed to have the points cleaned out. GOOD LUCK!! Mr. J
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