Funny thing is, I converted mine back to a mag simply because I like the old school look, and I'm loving it. Has yet to fail me. It runs and starts just as good now as it did when it had a distributor. You do what you want, it's your tractor, but if it was me, I'd leave it. I don't think you quite realize what you have there. Sure the mag has gotten a lot of bad press in the past, but like Gene said, it all old wives tales. Combined with a 4 position light switch, and cut-out regulator, and a 6 volt positive ground system, it's good, good, good!
That BTW is a freshly rebuilt mag by Kenneth Weaver out of Shiloh, Ohio, and in my opinion, he does em better than new. That boy do know his mags. Tractor started right up first try.
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