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Old 07-31-2018, 11:56 AM
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Default Briggs in a Allis Chalmers R112

Anyone close to O'Fallon, MO that could give my Uncle some tips on the Briggs that is in his AC B112 GT? It has the starter generator similar to out Cubs.
Having spark issues getting it started.
I'm at a loss to tell him where to start as I have never messed with a B&S.
Do they have a Coil/Condenser and points like a Cub??

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Should be a B-112...1960s model. It has a magneto style ignition. If the points/condenser are ok chances the coil or the lead from the coil to the spark plug are suspect. Mice love those engines and oftentimes chew through the lead allowing it to go to ground. The coil could just be bad too. The engine has to be removed in order to repair the coil. Remember it is a magneto ignition so no voltage goes to the coil!
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Old 07-31-2018, 12:19 PM
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No, they use a magneto with breaker points. Google the tractor, or the engine model. It uses a B&S 300421. Easy to get info on it.
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Should be a B-112...1960s model. It has a magneto style ignition. If the points/condenser are ok chances the coil or the lead from the coil to the spark plug are suspect. Mice love those engines and oftentimes chew through the lead allowing it to go to ground. The coil could just be bad too. The engine has to be removed in order to repair the coil. Remember it is a magneto ignition so no voltage goes to the coil!
What she said, I have one on the bench. It does have a condenser, points and a magneto.
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If it’s an older Briggs like that I’m thinking the points are under the flywheel correct?
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If it’s an older Briggs like that I’m thinking the points are under the flywheel correct?
I do believe. That's where Briggs usually kept them.
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There is a points and condenser house for them.
We are talking cast iron B&S.
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There is a points and condenser house for them.
We are talking cast iron B&S.
I don't know if I've ever worked on one.
Lots of the later (but still old) aluminum ones.
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