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November 26, 2017 at 3:10 am
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quote Tubs:
There is a guy, not to far from me,
that services antique tractor and
gas engine magnetos. Just sent
him an email asking if he has any
experience with the RBM coils,
if he does, what is the cost, and if
not would he be interested it taking
on one. Where he is located he
likely farms and will be busy for the
next few weeks. He’s about 50 miles
from me but less than 25 from a
buddy’s place that I go to every Friday
night. If he is interested I can easily
run out there one Friday with a
coil to hear what he has to say.
that services antique tractor and
gas engine magnetos. Just sent
him an email asking if he has any
experience with the RBM coils,
if he does, what is the cost, and if
not would he be interested it taking
on one. Where he is located he
likely farms and will be busy for the
next few weeks. He’s about 50 miles
from me but less than 25 from a
buddy’s place that I go to every Friday
night. If he is interested I can easily
run out there one Friday with a
coil to hear what he has to say.
I got a reply from him. He doesn’t rewind coils.
So-
A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

