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ebinmaine

I've ordered this set

 

https://www.redoyourhorse.com/tecumseh-4-pc-engine-decal-set/

 

from our awesome vendor Terry @Vinylguy.

 

I know where the balloon sticker goes and the oil sticker.

 

Where does the large "Solid State" one belong??

 

Thanks!!

 

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MalMac

This tractor is not mine, I don’t know who’s it is but here’s a pic.9CC228A8-173A-4FD4-97FA-CC4AD6E54D22.jpeg.33528de4ed2df7cf632e1c6f60c3f019.jpeg

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AMC RULES

Might want to do some more research to confirm that decal was actually used on your model/year tractor.

If you're shooting for some kind of factory correctness, I'm thinking it wasn't.   :confusion-shrug:

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ebinmaine
48 minutes ago, AMC RULES said:

..... some more research......

If you're shooting for some kind of factory correctness....

That was what actually made me create this thread.

I was poking around online this morning and couldn't find the answer.

 

Trina is looking for "mostly/sorta" correct.

Maybe that sticker will be a tool box lid decoration....

 

Any idea where that Solid State sticker ever was used??

 

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pfrederi

Solid state stickers were ... surprise... used only on engines with solid state ignitions.  HH10s on Chargers for instance...HH60s on WHs never had SS ignitions

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Howie

I think that was used on at least the 10hp engine. The 6hp engines on the early engines had a points ignition. At least on the 6hp  WH used.

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ebinmaine
1 minute ago, pfrederi said:

Solid state stickers were ... surprise... used only on engines with solid state ignitions.  HH10s on Chargers for instance...HH60s on WHs never had SS ignitions

Ok cool thanks.

Tool box art it is then....

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