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Re: Allis Chalmer B
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Posted by Dick L on January 10, 2000 at 10:34:05 from (204.246.233.38):
In Reply to: Allis Chalmer B posted by Larry Erickson on January 10, 2000 at 09:08:03:
It adjusts like any dist. after you get inside. Take the four screws out that hold the cover on,loosen the screw that hold the points plate to the base and turn the adjustment screw. Set to .020 with a feeler guage.
But before you take that cover off, take off the rotor cover, ( the cover with the plug wires coming out of it held on with two screws ), and mark its position or you will be back asking how to set the timeing, which is ok just trying to save you time. You can't get streight in on the adjusting screw but you can still get the job done. I don't have a picture, wouldn't know how to send it if I did.
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