Posted by Masseyharrisnut on January 16, 2023 at 18:04:45 from (136.175.139.30):
Pushed the WD45 in the garage with the skid steer. Drained the oil, pulled plugs and put oil in the cylinders, took the carb and air cleaner off and disassembled the carb and cleaned it. Reinstalled carb, and checked the plug gap and went to check the points and found that someone has put electronic ignition on it. Still on the fence as to whether thats better than points and condenser, Im not convinced. New oil and filter and put a 12 volt battery on it as it has been converted to an alternator. About 4 hours time into it and pulled the starter lever and it fired up right away. Awesome. Now for the first question. What style of ignition key does the WD45 use. I assume they where all the same back then and I may have one in my collection of keys. Also in the one picture Im told the serial number should be by the left hand brake cover but could not find one. Thanks for now.
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