Posted by glennster on January 13, 2010 at 08:02:57 from (76.217.99.179):
In Reply to: distributor posted by Kevin in MI on January 13, 2010 at 03:37:33:
kevin, it looks to be the correct distributor. first thing i'd do is check the distributor shaft bushings before installing. remove the cap and push the rotor side to side and look for any excessive play. then there are two flat blade screwdriver head plugs on the distributor, unscrew them, screw in a grease zerk and give each a couple pumps of grease. you may want to put new points and condenser in there too. your yellow wire going to the mag is a ground to kill the engine. you will need to run a hot wire from the battery hot thru a switch and then on to the ignition coil. the plunger switch on your tractor is for a mag, you need a different on off switch.
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