Cost of direct electric start conversion

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16 years 10 months ago #7533 by bobk

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Got it going, will add some more, my be helpfull.

Bob Kroeker

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16 years 10 months ago #7539 by Old Magnet

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Hi BobK,
Nice work there:)

....I especially like your solution to drilling that tight fit inboard bolt hole.

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16 years 10 months ago #7551 by Al Letts

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you could get a nice return by renting that fixture out to all of us who want to add the electric start feature. Many thanks for all the great pictures. Super solution to a very hard to access spot.

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other small excavating pieces as well.

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16 years 10 months ago #7554 by Old Magnet

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Hi BobK,
That jig sure looks familiar;)

.....I better check my shop:D
If you want to farm out your template it's ok by me.
Made the decision a long time ago that I didn't want to spend my retirement in the starter conversion business and its associated hassles. To many other things to do.

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16 years 10 months ago #7672 by dave morgan

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with the magneto parts available in Chicago, and a new carb installed 4 years ago, we are keeping the pony motor on our D7 17A18692. I really can't see the advantage of going to elect start if the machine is going to be worked. Seems like sitting is the number one reason for pony to be neglected and go out of service.

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