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MASSEY.FERGUSON
GROUP
O-SECTION V-PART 4
TECUMSEH
HHlOO & HH12O
E'VG'NES
1.
Replace
push rod.
Pull out
through
point
box.
2.
Install
and align
points,
using the
670192
point
aligning tool.
3.
Adjust
point
gap
by
rotating
engine
to extend
the
push
rod
as
far
out as
possible.
Push rod
will then be
on the
highest
portion
of the cam
lobe.
With
rod in
this
fully
extended
position,
carefully
adjust
point
gap
to
.020".
Secure locking screw that holds
the stationary
point.
Recheck
point
gap
and correct,
if
necessary.
4.
Clean oil and
fingerprints off contact
points.
THIS
IS
IMPORTANT.
MAGNETO
AIR GAP
The magneto
air
gap
should be .006-.010". To adjust,
proceed
as follows:
1.
Loosen screws
"
A"
,
Fig. 7
2.
Turn flywheel to
position
magnet
group
under
the
coil
core.
3. Place
an .008" shim stock between
coil core and
magnet group.
Press
coil
core against
shim
stock; hold
and tighten
screws
"A".
RETAINING
MAGNET GROUP
COIL
AND CORD
.OO8
SHII{
STOCK
TO
.006
SET
ffiGAP
Fig. 7
cotL
Test
coils with the
coil core assembled
in the coil.
Test data
is furnished for information
only,
refer to
instruction
manual
for tester being
used.
Revised
3i69
Graham
lnstrument
Model
51
Max. Primary
Continuity
1.5 ohms
Max.
SecondaryContinuity
... ..
15,000
ohms
Min. Coil
Test
25
Max.
Gap Test
. ....
50
Coillndex ...50
Merc-o-Tronic
lnstrument No. 60
Max.
Amperes
I.7
Max. Secondary
Continuity
76
BATTERY IGNITION
COIL TEST
DATA
Graham
Instrument
Model 51
Max. Primary
Continuity 8.0 ohms
Max. Secondary
Continuity .. 10,000 ohms
Min.
Coil Test
.
..... 37
Max.
Gap Test
.
.... 65
Coil Index
....65
Insert coil core leg,
Fig. 8,
'A"
into coil from
high
tension lead side.
Position
coil core
leg
"B"
as
illustrated,
align screw hole.
Place C clamps on
laminations
as
illustrated to
prevent
separation when
screw
is turned
into hole.
(Fig.
9.)
HIGH TENSION
LEAD WIRE
If a high tension
lead wire
is being replaced,
or a
new coil
and wire
being
assembled, use an
epoxy bond-
ing agent to
secure the
wire into the
coil. Be sure the
opening in the
old coil is
CLEANED thoroughly.
Fol-
low
the instructions
closely for
blending the epoxy.
Heat, such
as
a
heat
lamp,
will
accelerate
the curing
time
of
many
epoxy
compounds.
Check connection
by attach-
ing
continuity meter
leads to points
A and B, Fig.
10.
I
\
coiL
CORE
I"AMI NATIONS
Fig.
8
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