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what kind off Magneto for my F from 1926???

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Maik/sweden

07-04-2007 12:05:57

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Hi there,
must changed my old Boschmagneto.somebody can tell me another good idea how I can get him running?what kind of Magneto I must by and whats the price?where I can by Magnetos?thanks for help/Maik from sweden

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cdmn

07-05-2007 21:52:27

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Re: what kind off Magneto for my F from 1926??? in reply to Maik/sweden, 07-04-2007 12:05:57

You should look at Oscar's Fordson pages.

If it has original American engine, then the magneto is an after market modification. If it has an Irish or English engine, then the Bosch was the standard magneto. I think perhaps the Lucas magneto from the E27N might also fit. I don't know exactly, but I expect a magneto would be about $200.00. If you don't care about whether it's original, or just works, there are several tractors that used base-mounted magnetos that you could adapt. Personally, I think IHC F20's had very good magnetos, but I haven't tried to fit one to a Fordson.

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Maik

07-06-2007 13:20:22

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Re: what kind off Magneto for my F from 1926??? in reply to cdmn, 07-05-2007 21:52:27

yes,it`s correct it`s an after market modification and its the american traktor.the Fordsonhouse tell me that was the same magneto on the Ford-T car on this time.thanks

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cdmn

07-11-2007 17:31:24

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Re: what kind off Magneto for my F from 1926??? in reply to Maik, 07-06-2007 13:20:22

The Fordson House is talking about the factory original system with flywheel magnets rotating past coils that send current to the trembler coils. The timer selects which coil is to get the current, at the proper time.

After market high tension magnetos were either chain driven from the crankshaft, or driven through 90 degree gears from the camshaft. The gears were pretty weak, and probably wore out too soon.

I will post some pictures of some old units I have.

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