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model 19 Briggs and Stratton (on a Simplicity 2 wh
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Posted by Tad Martin on May 08, 2006 at 11:04:06 from (152.163.100.74):
I have a 1961 Simplicity walk behind tractor with a model 19 Briggs and Stratton cast iron horizontal shaft motor. I've got no spark and am wondering how to test the coil. I've done car coils before with a multi-meter and assume the same can be done with this one (but I don't know how many ohms it should read). Also, I tested the compression and found it to be 42 psi. Seems low to me; what do you think? Finally, if I end up needing rings, a coil, and points and condenser, where is the best place to get them (decent parts and reasonable price).
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