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Originally Posted by Cougar281
Everything's a matter of opinion. I supposed that could be true if one enjoys replacing points. The transdenser doesn't replace the points. The points are very much still there and control the ignition. It replaces the condenser with a part that does the same thing as the condenser, while sending far less current through the points, thus greatly extending their life. Maybe it's the 'placebo effect' or something, but the engine definitely did seem to start better after installing the trandenser.
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If you say so. Like I said, I know how they install and how they work. Points wear our on a Kohler about 1 or 2 times in the life of the motor, which is about 40 years. I bet that trandenser fails before a set of points do. I've seen them cause more problems than they fixed. But, it's your money, and your tractor.