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F20 electric starter

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Doug in Illinoi

10-27-2006 19:05:25




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I will be restoring my grandpa's F20 in the next year or so. I have a lead on a F20 with a stuck engine, but it does have the starter kit on it, has run in the last 5 years. Would the mag and carb likely be better shape than mine, which is not stuck but hoses are off the carb and as of now no spark from mag? Mine is at least early 70's since last run. What would be high dollar for the "parts" tractor? It has good front rubber, my rears were new when parked all the years ago, did pump up and are holding air, so the rears on it are not necessarily needed.

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F-Dean

10-28-2006 07:39:25




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 Re: F20 electric starter in reply to Doug in Illinois, 10-27-2006 19:05:25  
For about $70 you can put a new coil, condensor and points in a F-20 Mag that will produce a spart that jumps 3/8 of an inch (enough for any spark plug no matter how badley it is fouled). Also, as noted, you will have to clean and maybe rebuild the Carb. Good Luck!



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Doug in Illinois

10-29-2006 18:58:20




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 Re: F20 electric starter in reply to F-Dean, 10-28-2006 07:39:25  
The parts F20 went too rich for my blood just to buy a starter kit. Ended up at $585.00 ebay. With the fuel burn of my pickup, add another 100.00 or so at least. 700.00 will buy a lot of parts. Anyhow, where do I get the parts to rebuild the mag for 70.00? Thanks



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RustyFarmall

10-28-2006 07:00:36




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 Re: F20 electric starter in reply to Doug in Illinois, 10-27-2006 19:05:25  
I can't answer all of your questions, but I can tell you that most likely neither carburetor will be much good without a full cleaning and rebuild. If they were left sitting with fuel in them, everything will be gummed up. If they got water down in them, you may have even more problems. You need to at least take them apart and have a look. Rebuild kits are readily available, and if you think that job is beyond your expertise, there are folks that will do it for you.

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