[Farmall] Farmall C question

[soffiler at myeastern.com]

In the trade, that's called "plug and chug".  Take an
educated guess, replace parts, repeat as necessary until
problem is solved.  It is generally considered a less
desirable problem-solving technique versus doing some basic
diagnostic work.  I realize that sometimes it's just more
convenient, or less intellectually taxing, to use the plug
and chug approach.

Steve O. 

From: "Jeff & Ginny Pomije" <vjpomije at bevcomm.net>

> I had this happen with my Super C.  The points and
> condenser were  replaced and it ran fine.
> 
> Jeff
> 
> 
> 
> -------- Original Message --------
> 
> ==> From: "Kevin Bish" <krsky at alltel.net>
> ==> Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 08:21:19 -0400
> 
> I was using my C the other day when it just died. I
> checked for spark  at the plugs and didn't have any, no
> spark from the coil either.  Tried 2 more coils with no
> luck, the last coil I tried was off of my  Super M which I
> know it works fine. Could it be the condenser maybe? The
> points look to be fine also. Doesn't appear to have any
> wires  loose or grounding out. It has a 12 volt generator
> charging system.  Any suggestions? Thanks Kevin.