Posted by 550Doug on September 18, 2012 at 04:51:58 from (96.44.105.229):
In Reply to: hey Doug 550 posted by Tony in Mass. on September 17, 2012 at 19:21:38:
Hi Tony: Thanks for your concern over my electrical problems. I haven"t been able to duplicate your Indian trick yet but I will continue trying on other tractors/coils. I"m wondering whether that 7 inch spark needs an old decrepit coil to do that. Anyways, I did solve my problem. By replacing one item at a time I found that the points were bad. I had cleaned them and they looked much nicer than the set of points I replaced them with. Go figure, I had an old set of points from a tune up several years ago and they had dirt and crud on them but after a quick wipe I put them in and bingo; it fired right up. Could this be the Chinese dragon rearing its head?
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