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Re: Re: farmall? magneto

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Posted by Greg Bourgeois on October 04, 1998 at 18:00:31:

In Reply to: Re: farmall? magneto posted by T Link on September 28, 1998 at 18:24:22:

Paul Sandoe has a homepage called SanDoe Equipment's homepage of Magneto parts & supplies, also his e-mail address sandoe equipment @ dol.net. He got right back to me when I posted mail to him.
: Fairbanks has made mags for diferent applications. I believe that some old wisconson engines used fairbanks. Check with an industrial engine company
: : Does anyone no anything about a fairbank morse type fm magneto . It seems to have the same mounting as a international type h. Why did this company make the same style or isent it the same ? Can you buy points and cap for this unit?

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: Paul Sandoe has a homepage called SanDoe Equipment's homepage of Magneto parts & supplies, also his e-mail address sandoe equipment @ dol.net. He got right back to me when I posted mail to him. : : Fairbanks has made mags for diferent applications. I believe that some old wisconson engines used fairbanks. Check with an industrial engine company : : : Does anyone no anything about a fairbank morse type fm magneto . It seems to have the same mounting as a international type h. Why did this company make the same style or isent it the same ? Can you buy points and cap for this unit?

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