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Those motors were made by different manufacturers on different years. A lot of them were air cooled Tecumseh engines. They used a coil under the flywheel, with points and a condenser. Vary similar to a lawnmower of that timeframe. it would best be known as a magneto.
I would take it to a lawn mower shop, if you have trouble finding parts. Do those even exist anymore?
Those motors were made by different manufacturers on different years. A lot of them were air cooled Tecumseh engines. They used a coil under the flywheel, with points and a condenser. Vary similar to a lawnmower of that timeframe. it would best be known as a magneto.
I would take it to a lawn mower shop, if you have trouble finding parts. Do those even exist anymore?
There was a replacement module for the points used in the 1970s. Those were green square plastic. They use the magnet on the flywheel as a trigger to fire the coil. I think you still needed the condenser, but not sure.
There was a replacement module for the points used in the 1970s. Those were green square plastic. They use the magnet on the flywheel as a trigger to fire the coil. I think you still needed the condenser, but not sure.