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Farmall 300 still weak spark ???
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Posted by railroadgoat on November 29, 2005 at 09:43:20 from (209.247.222.42):
I have tried hot wiring, bypassing ignition, direct from battery to ignition side of coil and still get just a weak spark. I have replaced the points, condensor, rotor, cap and wire from coil to distributor. Still I get a weak spark. I have taken points and condensor out again and sanded back of all including inside distributor to make sure ground is good. Lightly hit point with emery board. Took out plugs and lightly bead blasted them. By cranking or breaking points with finger I still get weak spark and of course tractor will not start. Tried coil off a running tractor and still weak spark. What next ?? Tractor was running perfect and was just sitting idling and stopped. YES it is getting gas to carb and when I choke it, she will run out breather end.
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