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Anonymous Posted on May 29, 2011

Have replaced point condenser spark plug rebuilt carburator and My troy buit tiller Model HH60 105113h won

  • Anonymous May 29, 2011

    What does flyWheel Key have to do with it?

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Hi and welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly
The HH60 is the engine model number and 105113H is the specification number. (Good thing for the purpose of this post.) It is a 6 Hp Tecumseh.

The service manual for your engine is here:
http://www.mymowerparts.com/pdf/Tecumseh_Service_and_Repair_Manuals/TECUMSEH_SERVICE%20_REPAIR_MANUAL_3HP_TO_11HP_4-CYCLE_L-HEAD_FLAT_HEAD_ENGINES_692509.pdf

See page 71 for troubleshooting / testing the ignition system

There is a kill wire that is attacted to a terminal of the throttle control plate that can NOT be grounded or it woill ground the ignition. That same lead can NOT have any grounds all the way to the ignition coil. (This is called a parasitic load) Most of the time when a new condensor is installed the problem is where the wires attach to the condensor. (Chassis ground)

Coil to Flywheel air gap is 0.0125 measured at the magnets to the coil.

The wire that connects to the stop start switch will also ground the ignition.

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You may have a bad coil,check the flywheel key as well.Tim

  • Tim Whalen May 30, 2011

    the flywheel has the magnetic attached to it, the flywheel key if sheared/nicked will not allow the flywheel to spin, thus not energizing the coil which results in your problem no spark. Hope this helps Tim

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