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Old 09-22-2016, 06:33 PM
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Just to check,the early 1211's had kohler k series that used a coil,does your motor have magnum on it , on the serial number tag on the motor?
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Just to check,the early 1211's had kohler k series that used a coil,does your motor have magnum on i , on the serial number tag on the motor?
I thought the same thing so I looked on the Cub parts site and they only show the Mag ignition for the 1211. I know on the 1210's that early machines had the coil and points and late had the Mag.
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I had one,or two of the 1211's, so I guess they messed up.
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I didn't know they were ever offered with the K series in them....

Either way, the OP linked to the parts pic, asked if the coil was under the engine tins, and stated he doesn't see the round one on the outside, so I think it's safe to assume that he has the Mag 12 in his tractor.

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When you get the engine out, take the rear engine tin off and see if the wire is grounded under the tins. It does happen.
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Not bad considering Im currently replacing a Detroit 4-53 Diesel in an aircraft tow tractor.
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Just My 2 Cents, but I hate 2 stroke Detroit's. I speak from experience, I owned 6V53N's, 6-71's, 6-71T's, 8V71's, 6V92T's and the worst a 6-110. Give me a Cat or a Cummins any day.
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Here she is. This is a Equitech B-320 aircraft tow tractor. I buy/sell and refurbish all kinds of aircraft ground support equipment. This particular tractor weighs 40,000 pounds and will push a pull an aircraft weighing up to 320,000 pounds. All wheel drive planetary axles driven by a funk transmission behind Detroit 4-53.

The heaviest tractor we work with weighs 120,000 pounds and will move a million pound aircraft such as a 747.

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Them Detroits have a nice sound!
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Them Detroits have a nice sound!
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Add some chains and a 8 foot plow. Would be the neatest snow removal toy in the neighborhood. Have to move the seat up above the engine.
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