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Re: breaker points and condensor
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Posted by Dave G on October 12, 2001 at 04:28:11 from (158.252.164.213):
In Reply to: breaker points and condensor posted by vernon on October 11, 2001 at 10:07:03:
You say the plugs won't fire? If you remove one and lay it against the head and crank it over do you see a spark? If no spark than don't yet worry about timing, worry about the spark - condenser and points would be my first check again then coil. I myself would get rid of the points/condenser and get an electronic ignition. Very easy to install and no problems. Tractor will run great!!
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