Tue Apr 15, 2008 7:02 am
Timer Identification
What does the timer on the left go to ? Note the wirer routing hole verses the mounting hole locations. Thanks, Pa
Timer Identification
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Tue Apr 15, 2008 6:49 pm
Re: Timer Identification
Same question, different timer.
Both housings are Big Twin; Note the position of the base flanges, and difference in advance arcs. One with shaft is common timer; What model had the control wire in a different place?
....Cotten
Both housings are Big Twin; Note the position of the base flanges, and difference in advance arcs. One with shaft is common timer; What model had the control wire in a different place?
....Cotten
Tue Apr 15, 2008 8:17 pm
Re: Timer Identification
Short shaft Chris.
That's one of my questions to Cotten. We installed this timer into a 45. Just won't work. Can't get it close enough to time it. Not even close enough to fire it up. I don't have enough gear cover assortment, K, BT, 45, to get a better idea. I'm thinkin the gear cover holds the story. Pa
That's one of my questions to Cotten. We installed this timer into a 45. Just won't work. Can't get it close enough to time it. Not even close enough to fire it up. I don't have enough gear cover assortment, K, BT, 45, to get a better idea. I'm thinkin the gear cover holds the story. Pa
Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:12 pm
Re: Timer Identification
Hello i see this post is a little dated but where did that base go to??? i have the base on one to and it does run on mine i just have problems with starting but when it does run it stays on, so might be a manifold leak or the valves not shure yet,Iam in Indiana and the weather starts to act up 
so have to wait a little to look at that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDxS85zZduA
so have to wait a little to look at thathttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDxS85zZduA
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