Posted by F-I-T on August 17, 2012 at 09:26:22 from (184.6.240.123):
In Reply to: Wico XB to Wico XH posted by bjh2915 on August 17, 2012 at 09:19:20:
bjh2915 said: (quoted from post at 09:19:20 08/17/12) I removed the Mag from the frame and turned it around and now see the marks and the screws holding the plate in place. I'm going to mark my flywheel off so that I can see with a timing light what is going on. I'm starting to understand how this is all working. I'm going from electronic timing (computers) backward to mechanical timing. Big change. It should be simpler, but it isn't to me.
I'll let you know later how I make out. I am actually enjoying learning all about this stuff.
What I find amazing is that my book (orginal owners manual) doesn't say anything about static and 200 rpm timing. I don't think that the technical writers then were very good. I'm also going to look up that CD that you talked about. Do you know what Web site address is?
The operator's manual only says how to remove the mag and replace it. It says with #1 at LH Impulse, mount mag forward in slot, tap to the rear until it clicks. If you want to know the setting of the lag angle and repair, or the applications for the different drive cups, there is a separate Deere shop manual for that.
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