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Old 04-26-2015, 09:21 PM
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Ok guys I got the wiring figured out but I don't have any spark, I did yesterday, I tried sanding the points, I already sanded the magneto too.
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Got spark back, the points were out of adjustment.
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What style ignition does this have? Are the points under a cover under the flywheel with one wire running to a Magneto next to the flywheel? If it is, the first thing that comes to mind for it kicking back would be a sheared flywheel key. That would throw the timing off.
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What style ignition does this have? Are the points under a cover under the flywheel with one wire running to a Magneto next to the flywheel? If it is, the first thing that comes to mind for it kicking back would be a sheared flywheel key. That would throw the timing off.
It has a points cover on the side of the engine With the condenser inside, and a magneto behind the flywheel, I already had it all apart, I don't think it even has a flywheel key.
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It has a points cover on the side of the engine With the condenser inside, and a magneto behind the flywheel, I already had it all apart, I don't think it even has a flywheel key.
A stator behind the flywheel?? Maybe I'm confused. Does it have a coil just like a kohler then?
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A stator behind the flywheel?? Maybe I'm confused. Does it have a coil just like a kohler then?
No coil, I posted a pic of it in my today's haul thread.
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Maybe it would be a good idea to check out a Simplicity forum for this issue.

https://www.google.com/#q=simplicity+tractor+forums
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Maybe it would be a good idea to check out a Simplicity forum for this issue.

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