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Old 06-21-2010, 10:41 PM
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Glad to hear your making "some" progress Rich. When it rains it pours doesn't it. Did you only try the plug, or the plug and wire on your other tractor? Its possible the the action of the plug flying out with some velocity may have disturbed the contact it has with the wire?? Whatever it may be, my guess is that its pretty simple. You can try swapping the coil from the K301 I gave you if you suspect its bad, as I know the points, and coil were working fine in that engine.

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Old 06-21-2010, 11:43 PM
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Jeff I tried the plug and wire together, they worked great. You must be reading my mine That's the tractor I was going to take the parts off of. I'll take it one step at a time like I did with the 122. I just ran out of day light and was exhusted from work today. By the way how's the 682 running. You having a Hydro problem? Wanted to call and talk but it's been super cazy around here. Graduation is this weekend and the party on July 10. Trying to get the house in order. The cub's have taken the back seat for now. l
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I hear ya Rich...family comes first. I hope the party goes off without a hitch......looks like the weather going to be nice :biggrin2.gif:

Yeah...weird intermittent hydro problem...I'll get it worked out eventually...heck, tearing down hydro pumps has become one of my favorite pastimes. Donna is one of my friends on Facebook now, I told her to get your butt on there..lol. Give me a call when you get time.

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Just came in from the garage got the 100 running. Change out the coil, plug wire, spark plug and condenser,cleaned & regaped the points. She's running smooth. Tomorrow I will run the engine for 15 minutes cool and retorque the head. Then all done and I can moved to the next project. Thanks again guys for all the help. Rich
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