Mag Coil Rewind.
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Mag Coil Rewind.
Is there a company out that would rewind the coil off a Lucas magneto as we've discovered mine has a break in it? Any rough idea of how much it would cost?
Thanks
Gary
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Re: Mag Coil Rewind.
Gary.B wrote:Is there a company out that would rewind the coil off a Lucas magneto as we've discovered mine has a break in it? Any rough idea of how much it would cost?
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Gary
Price is around £65 posted .
Google vintage magnetos in hanham bristol .
Speak to martyn .
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Re: Mag Coil Rewind.
Wow that was quick, thank you.
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Re: Mag Coil Rewind.
I've got a local guy who has them on the shelf, about £75 plus postage. But Matt's bloke is cheaper.
It's a stationary coil mag, so as long as the coil is complete it's pretty basic, not much to be gained by spending more than you need to (not like a rotating coil mag, where the coil has to be well assembled to put up with the centrifugal forces).
It's a stationary coil mag, so as long as the coil is complete it's pretty basic, not much to be gained by spending more than you need to (not like a rotating coil mag, where the coil has to be well assembled to put up with the centrifugal forces).
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Re: Mag Coil Rewind.
Don't be tempted to buy new old stock coils. They might not have done any work but they will still be 40+ years old and dependant on storage conditions, could be just as bad.
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Re: Mag Coil Rewind.
Stamford24 wrote:Don't be tempted to buy new old stock coils. They might not have done any work but they will still be 40+ years old and dependant on storage conditions, could be just as bad.
They're not so bad if you can test them & know they work, but they're certainly not worth anywhere near the same money as they could only last you a matter of weeks or could even die in transit.
I have been offered tested old coils (not new old stock, just old old stock) but with no real guarantee & the price was £50. I'm told you can get a back-street re-wound coil for £40 (but the person wouldn't tell me where from ) so no point spending £50 on a 2nd hand one. They're only really worth a tenner or so, as they're a bit of a gamble.
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Re: Mag Coil Rewind.
Thanks guys I'm organising a rewind just now, I'll let you know how it goes and how much it cost.
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Gary.B wrote:Thanks guys I'm organising a rewind just now, I'll let you know how it goes and how much it cost.
glad to here your sorted now then mate
atleast with a rewind you know were and when it was remade and should save you in the long run
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