All questions answered (I think) A patch on a faulty magneto is to use a coil from a point and coil system to substitute for a magneto coil. (common bridge tactic 9or in some cases permanent non-elegant solution. The points in the mag are used as points for the coil. It works, but is not the best. A distributor (opinion) is probably the best solution. Next best is a good mag. (magman on this site, and others do rebuilds and exchanges of IH mags) A distributor gives a RPM related advance curve fitting the tractor's engine. a Mag is either retarded for starting with the impulse coupling, or in full advance mode for running. A mag with internal issues in the impulse coupling will not retard the spark, causing starting issues, and or running issues if set to start well. A seperate issue is the charging system, and battery cables. This tractor needs single ought (1-O gauge) wire with soldered on ends. With lesser wires, it will crank too slow to start well. John T Charging system check sheet is the best place to go for the charging issue checks. JimN
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