[AT] whoops//cub cadet

[Mike Sloane]

The closer the magnet is to the coil, the more spark you are going to 
get. So, as long as nothing touches, you should be fine. In the B&S 
manual I have, it calls for .010" gap.

Mike

Larry D Goss wrote:
> It probably should be a little bit more than .004", Larry, but it isn't that 
> critical.  Instructions for some engines say to set the armature as close as 
> practical.  At the mower shops I worked at, we kept the stiff card that the 
> installation instructions were printed on to use as a gauge or else tore off 
> the top flap of the box that the new one came in and used that.  As long as 
> the magnet doesn't drag on the legs of the armature, you're OK.
> 
> Larry
> 
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> From: "Larry & Barb Dotson" <dotson at loganrec.com>
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>>Ceecil,
>>I thought it was .004", that would be about right for the grocery bag.
>>Larry Dotson