Mark........enny time you have "starting issues", change yer sparkies. NO ARGUE!!! Recommend AutoLite 437's gapped 0.025". Don't throw yer FLOODED sparkies away, just clean'n'dry 'em, one-atta-time in HOT running engine and save'um fer the next time. (and there will be a next time)
Sounds like you have a dying battery. Batterys don't live fer ebber. re-polarizing is NOT a factor, dead battery is.
While changing points is a good thing on a hard-to-start engine, coils are the LAST thing to suspect and change.
There are 4-common "runtime issues" on the weird 4-nipple frontmount N-Engine. 1) runs fer about 1-min and quits; BAD condenser, NOT yer problem 2) runs fer about 5-mins and quits; restarts innna'bout 10-mins; CLOGGED in-the-tank fuel filter, NOT yer problem as described 3) runs fer about 15-mins and quits; restarts innna'bout 30-min; BAD weaksister ignition switch, could be yer problem 4) runs fer about 1-hr and quits; restarts after 4-hr or overnite cooldown; BAD squarecan ignition coil, NOT yer problem as described but could be HTH........Dell, yer self-appointed sparkie-meister
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