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Old 09-09-2013, 10:49 PM
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Here's a few pics of my 1211. It originally had a M-12 in it. The guy I got it from, broke a rod. I took the engine all apart, and gave me a box of parts, minus alot! So I have an old K-301, and aqs I want to install. What do I need to do to get the wiring hooked up correctly so it will start and run?
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For starters, your going to need a different ign switch. The original one is set up for a magneto. One off of an 82 series will work. Also, your going to have to change the wiring that runs to the ign switch. Best thing to do is get a diagram for a 1282. That machine is the same body style as your 1211, but had a K series engine in it. Wire it to match the 1282. Good luck!
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Nice 1211! Good luck with it.
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Thanks Jonathan and Allen,checked into a switch about $28 from cub,will look up the wiring diagram. Thanks again!
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J-Mech are all 1211's magneto ? I can't tell if one of the posted pictures show the pigtail for magneto type wiring, my 1282 is original and has points/ no magneto.

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For starters, your going to need a different ign switch. The original one is set up for a magneto. One off of an 82 series will work. Also, your going to have to change the wiring that runs to the ign switch. Best thing to do is get a diagram for a 1282. That machine is the same body style as your 1211, but had a K series engine in it. Wire it to match the 1282. Good luck!
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For starters, your going to need a different ign switch. The original one is set up for a magneto. One off of an 82 series will work. Also, your going to have to change the wiring that runs to the ign switch. Best thing to do is get a diagram for a 1282. That machine is the same body style as your 1211, but had a K series engine in it. Wire it to match the 1282. Good luck!
Looking at the diagram for the 1282,I see no info on wiring for the voltage regulator,am I looking at the wrong diagram? Its says for serial # 719,999 and below. Sorry kinda hard to read this diagram on here. Heres a link to the diagram.
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