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Re: Magneto timing


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Posted by Don Mountain on April 13, 2013 at 12:20:14 from (184.5.199.73):

In Reply to: Re: Magneto timing posted by Tom Fleming on April 13, 2013 at 03:49:50:

I thank everybody for their help. The tractor (Farmall Super C) originally had a regular coil type ignition on it and I could always time it without any problems. And I also have a Farmall M that originally had this magneto on it, which I could time properly. But the magneto coil burned out, and I had to move the Farmall M to a new place we were moving to, so I borrowed the electric ignition off the Super C and put it on the M and it runs good. Later, in order to get the Super C running again, I replaced the coil in the magneto and mounted it on the Super C. And left it there because then, if the battery went dead, I could crank start that, but I could never crank start the M. After mounting the magneto on ths Super C, it always was slightly out of time, and I had checked the timing marks in the gears in the magneto. So, I have come to the conclusion from this discussion that the drive gears in the governor are probably off one tooth. And always have been from the factory. So, I will have to look at taking the cover off the governor and see what I can do. Is it a long and tough job and do I need various seals and gaskets to do this? Or do I need to be a professional mechanic?


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