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Re: My fascination with the Mag
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Posted by Steven@AZ on August 05, 2007 at 03:05:03 from (24.121.167.138):
In Reply to: My fascination with the Mag posted by Mike CA on August 05, 2007 at 00:00:39:
With a magneto, you do not need a battery and can start the tractor with a crank. Also, if you have a weak battery a magneto will start better as it always has full power no matter what the battery condition is. A magneto downfall can be if the impulse coupling quits working the tractor will start hard. Distributor can put out a hotter spark if you swap to 12 volt and put a high performance coil on it... I prefer magneto myself, I rebuilt the one on my H when I overhauled the engine and I haven't even adjusted the points since then and it's been about 5 years. My magneto tractors will ALWAYS start, where I end up boosting or pulling the distributor tractors in the spring when the batteries are weak.
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