Re: Magneto Non Magneto?

Posted by Jim Becker on September 10, 2005 at 09:34:49 from (71.96.5.182):

In Reply to: Magneto Non Magneto? posted by Cityboy-McCoy on September 09, 2005 at 05:39:06:

When battery igniton became standard equipment depended on the model in question. If battery ignition was standard, it cost MORE to get a magneto in place of it.

For example, in 1954 the Cub had a magneto as standard equipment. The code 1 version of the tractor included battery ignition, starter and lights for $61.50. At the same time, the Super A listed battery igniton, starter and lights as standard equipment. A magneto was an option for $30. A magneto with the starter and lights deleted could be ordered with a $50 credit.

This is straight out of the 1954 price list.

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