Re: The H that would be a B

Posted by kfox on January 21, 2005 at 20:28:13 from (63.18.190.11):

In Reply to: The H that would be a B posted by cbox on January 20, 2005 at 22:33:58:

I just went through the same problem yesterday. The first time I've really needed my old H since I got it, and it wouldn't start. The temp was in mid 30s, and I started it when it was below zero with no problem. To make a long story short, the distb. had moisture in it, and the points needed cleaned, then it started and ran just like you said yours did. I had put a jumper across the resistor so the coil would have 12 volts for starting, and when it started it was very sick. It tooke me a while to remember to remove the jumper. Then it smothed out and ran like a sewing machine. If you have a 6 volt coil without a stepdown resistor, that could be the problem. Just a thought...ken

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