Posted by t.r.k. on June 10, 2015 at 19:15:12 from (71.31.64.233):
In Reply to: Re: huffy mower posted by blue924.9 on June 10, 2015 at 14:54:18:
Its been a while since I converted a magneto to electronic trigger, but curiously, that was a 4 hp. on a Huffy. (The points were glazing over and had to be cleaned every time I wanted to run the mower. If your Huffy was like mine (Dad's) you have to remove the steering wheel and hood to get to the flywheel.
I am guessing your kit hast the trigger in the clear-mostly clear-plastic and it just snaps over the magneto. It goes on the left side of the coil looking down on it with the sparkplug at the front. You just basically cut the wire to the points, route it to the spring loaded hook on the trigger and you are in business. You can leave the points in there, otherwise you need to plug the plunger hole so it won't ooze oil.
One thing: I was thinking that you could buy the entire ignition module with the trigger built into it for about the same money that you could buy one of those kits for.
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