Magneto gasket
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Magneto gasket
Could someone either post a picture or link or something of a magneto gasket? Is it a big thin O-ring or a thin paper gasket? Thanks!!
Dave
I did try searching here and google images.
Dave
I did try searching here and google images.
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Re: Magneto gasket
It's just a paper gasket.
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Re: Magneto gasket
Do an image search for Allis Chalmers B magneto gasket if you want to see what it should look like.
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Re: Magneto gasket
Thank you Chuck! Is that exploded view from the -30 level TM? I have the operator level, and the engine TM. I actually didnt think about looking for the explodedd
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TM 9-2805-213-24P Engine Repair Parts
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Re: Magneto gasket
Thanks, I ended up making the magneto gasket. There was no gasket at all to begin with. Can someone verify that I have this thing timed right?
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Re: Magneto gasket
I guess the pic isnt perfect but the yellow mark 1 tooth after the V is the mark on the timing gear.
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That's the way I like to set the timing, most engines seem to run better and have faster response. BUT, some mules don't like it at all and must be set mark-to-mark. You'll just have to try it and see.
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Re: Magneto gasket
Chuck
Is it particular years that seem to prefer the mark to mark timing, or just random mules?
Thanks
Dave
Is it particular years that seem to prefer the mark to mark timing, or just random mules?
Thanks
Dave
Chuck W. wrote:That's the way I like to set the timing, most engines seem to run better and have faster response. BUT, some mules don't like it at all and must be set mark-to-mark. You'll just have to try it and see.
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I've only run across 1 mule that didn't like the 1-tooth offset timing, and I'm not sure that it didn't have other problems.
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