Nother project — tiller style

[wily]

Just went and checked again...bummer

Ill probably try to pull it apart and look at the points just cuz I’m curious but definitely in uncharted territory 

 

[aarchdale@coresleep.com]

Tip of the plug needs to be touching a good ground, and dont hold it it with your hands, use pliers with insulated handle or you'll get shocked

[wily]

Thanks might get the boy to help hold the plug...the wire is only about 3 inches...kind of hard to pull it...and hold the plug down

i don’t know anything about points so Most likely a bust at this point....the predator motor is a decent idea but...not sure it makes sense...and not sure how the throttle linkage slash cabling would work 

I’d give it away if someone wants it...otherwise it might become structure at the nearest fishing hole

[wily]

Found this...looks like it’s over my pay grade

 

[fishinwrench]

5 minutes ago, wily said:

Found this...looks like it’s over my pay grade

 

The small engine shops have bills to pay too.   Their labor rate is way more reasonable than the likes of... you know who 😁 

Just get off you're wallet and let them feed a kid, would ya?   It won't hurt at all.  😊

[wily]

I hear ya...I think it’s fixable.  Thanks for help 

[wily]

I let em talk me into a better one...never had a rear time tiller but I think this a good one and I feel like I got a deal on it

Honda motor...with the owners manual 

[wily]

[MrGiggles]

49 minutes ago, wily said:

I let em talk me into a better one...never had a rear time tiller but I think this a good one and I feel like I got a deal on it

Honda motor...with the owners manual 

I've always heard that rear tines are the Cadillac of tillers. Don't beat you up as bad.

Can't go wrong with a Honda either.

You don't see any Chinese Briggs copies, just sayin'.

[jdmidwest]

Rear tines are great on loose soil.  But don't try to break hard clay with them.