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Re: H M Kill Switch Location
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Posted by Bart on January 15, 2001 at 14:01:18 from (209.91.3.118):
In Reply to: H M Kill Switch Location posted by Jacob on January 15, 2001 at 13:51:15:
Jacob, Yes, the kill switch goes in a hole in the plate to the left of the shutter control handle. I believe an M with a Magneto has a one post switch and an M with a coil has a two post switch. I could be wrong on this as I am fairly new at this. There are tractor wizards on this site who will probably know for sure and they will help. God Bless them, they sure have helped me enormousely.
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