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Device on side of Magneto, what is it

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Super A Jay

05-18-2007 06:42:17

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On my newly purchased but not yet running Super A, there is an unusual device on the side of the magneto that I can't identify. It slides back and forth about 1/4" and has a makeshift wire attached to it. This wire then runs back to the steering support where it is tied in a knot. I'm thinking that this magneto device is some type of an electrical cut-off switch that the past owner jury rigged with an easy pull wire. Since I haven't gotten the tractor running yet I haven't been able to figure it out. An ideas out there? I have a picture but am too much of a klutz to figure how to attach it to this posting.

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Keith -OR

05-18-2007 08:49:08

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Mike need to resize!!!! in reply to Super A Jay, 05-18-2007 06:42:17

Mike most of the files from "cleancomputer need to be resized before posting them on here or trying to print them on your home computer,,,,Don't ask how I know!!!:>)

Keith & Shawn

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Bob

05-18-2007 06:55:45

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Re: Device on side of Magneto, what is it in reply to Super A Jay, 05-18-2007 06:42:17

It's a mechanical "kill" switch operated by a cable.

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Bob

05-18-2007 06:59:57

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Re: Device on side of Magneto, what is it in reply to Bob, 05-18-2007 06:55:45

Let's try the links again:

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http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/A%20-%20B/TC-26E%20Parts%20Catalog/Page%2044.jpg

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Mike CA

05-18-2007 08:19:01

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Re: Device on side of Magneto, what is it in reply to Bob, 05-18-2007 06:59:57

Here you go Bob

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