Posted by glennster on September 14, 2012 at 14:37:59 from (75.57.143.173):
In Reply to: How do you time a M? posted by BigTone on September 14, 2012 at 09:00:08:
like janicholson said, static time the engine, unless your timing light has an advance function, you wont time it correctly with a light. look for two marks close together on the crankshaft pulley. the first mark in the direction of rotation is tdc. that is where you want to be for a distributor ignition. there should be a single mark a ways around the pulley. if you happen to line that up with the timing pointer, then crawl under the tractor and look up in the hole at the bottom of the bell housing, you will see the grease zerk in the fly wheel to lube the pilot bearing. pretty tricky eh?
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