Re: FARMALL A Troubleshooting

Posted by Jesse on July 16, 2006 at 05:04:15 from (207.69.137.15):

In Reply to: FARMALL A Troubleshooting posted by Bill in VT on July 16, 2006 at 04:52:07:

Depending on how long it sat, I would remove the distributor cap, and check the points and condenser. Clean the cap and rotor. If any of them are corroded in any major way, I would change them. Eventually I would make my way to my Case/IH dealer and get 12 volt points/condenser for a Cub 154/184. I would put a 12 volt coil on it, one that says no resistor required--about $18.00 from NAPA. Given that your plugs, and plug wires are good. It should fire up nicely. I would also recommend a good altenator eventually and Wal-mart has some small 12 volt batteries that will fit the battery box just right. But back to your original question, I would try points and condenser.

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