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Re: Electronic Ignition Vs points
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Posted by Scott Green on February 08, 2003 at 03:27:51 from (66.133.133.255):
In Reply to: Electronic Ignition Vs points posted by Garry on February 07, 2003 at 10:08:39:
I have an Oliver "770" tractor. Looks very good. Runs like a new one. They claim electronic ignition makes them run even better. I can't imagine my "770" running any better than it does. About every two years , it will suddenly act up. I would have to put a new set of points in it. I think that I would like to put electronic ignition in my "770". Points are cheap enough to buy every two years. I would just like to try the electronic ignition. Seeing my "770" is my most used tractor , it would be the one to get switched over. Any comments welcome.
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