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Re: My tune up went down hill. 1945 Farmall A
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Posted by El Toro on October 23, 2005 at 15:06:29 from (205.188.117.73):
In Reply to: Re: My tune up went down hill. 1945 Farmall A posted by Philip in Maine on October 23, 2005 at 13:28:00:
I would take that mag to a shop that repairs mags and has the equipment to check it out. Those mags have a kill switch to ground out the mag when shutting down the engine. Was that mag on the tractor when you bought it? If you pulled that mag off the tractor, don't rotate the engine. You should've notice where the rotor was pointing when you removed it. Hold on to the end of coil wire that goes into cap and snap the impulse coupling and see if any fire is present. Those coils do go bad, but I would remove the cover over the coil and take a screwdriver and touch those magnets with the blade to see if the magnets are strong. They should really pull that screwdriver in against the magnet. The magnetic field is what creates the spark from your coil. Hal
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