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SOLD: 1973 16 HP horse with FEL & weight box
HyperPete posted a classfied in Wheel Horse Sold Archive
1973 16 HP horse with FEL & weight box (box just sandblasted & painted) Seat has a single 2 - 3" tear, taped. It's got a (42?" ) deck & mule, and the FEL stands go with it. I'm taking the new rear AGs & weights off and putting turfs back on. Recent service includes trans service (Wix filter), oil change, new plug, new choke cable, carb cleaning, and FEL fluid change. I also have a 2nd frame/body to include. Needs a headlight, I believe I have it. Driving lights on FEL. NOTE: I need time for my hand/wrist to heal before I can swap the rear wheels and tires. EDIT: I added photos of the wheels and tires that will go on the back of and a couple of partial photos of the repainted weight box. 9- 8 comments
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Hi Guys, A few weeks ago, I had an electrical issue with my machine. The wiring at the switch was all melted, along with the points themselves being a charred mess. One at a time, I rewired any suspicious wires and installed new points and condensor. Ignition goes to + on the coil, with points and condensor on the - side. After all this I still had a no-spark situation. I started to look at the ignition switch and ended up breaking it in the process. I replaced it with a 92-6785 and wired it to some instructions I found on this site. This is a points tractor and I used the M prong on the switch for this connection. My coil was loose at the top and leaking so I replaced it with a new one. So here's my problem: I'm still at a no spark and found that even when the breaker points are open, I have continuity between the two sides. Unplugging the lead to the coil resolves the continuity, but of course now I don't have voltage. This situation occurs with and without the positive terminal on the battery connected. I now turn to the professionals and ask for guidance. Thanks in advance for any help! John
