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I have one that is missing the diff gears and diff housing, it would be great to find parts or someone wiling to sell a tractor. Otherwise help with photos of how it goes together would help me. As it came in bits and I also have lots of parts missing. I have just made the brackets that go on the side of the gearbox.

Making a chain tensioner at the moment as assume it had one, but would be nice to know what it looks like.

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Hi Rowlett

Yes the black wire went a a kill switch on the dash panel you dont need a battery to energise it it is a flywheel magneto I am very familiar with the tractor 1030 I have 4 and a 1032 as well any questions etc I can help send me a pm

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Guess work until you post an image or two!

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Ok, so the ignition is from a flywheel magneto which does not require an external power source. Your black wire is most likely the “ kill wire” to stop the engine when earthed via a switch. As your machine had electric start the “ ignition” switch would probably performed the kill function when in the Off position. With that set up you must be careful to get the wiring correct . Getting it wrong and feeding battery voltage through the ignition coil will most likely destroy it.

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HI, thanks for the response.

The engine doesn’t have a separate ignition coil (like a mini) the flywheel has a magnet attached on the inner side and bolted inside is a fixed ignition coil. Does the coil need a 12v feed to energise or is the electricity created by the magnet rotating the fixed coil? There is a black wire from the points that follows the HT lead out of the engine casing, is this an earth?

I will upload a couple of pictures to help.

Thank you

Paul

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As usual, a couple of images will bring your post to life – picture worth a thousand words etc!
So, the dynastart looks after battery charging and starting but is the ignition from a self contained flywheel magneto or an externally mounted automotive type coil fed from the battery and fired by either internal or external points?

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Andy, I quite agree with your reasoning re the hoses, etc….

Internet research reveals the following –

ILO engines/moteurs
Engine manufacturer ILO Motorenwerke was a major manufacturer of 2 stroke engines from 1911 until its decline in 1990’s. The company was founded by Heinrich Christiansen to produce 2 stroke engines at Altona, for many diverse uses. In 1923 to 1925 they also produced a range of motorcycles. In 1959 they where purchased by Rockwell international industries, who produced a range of snow mobiles, then later in 1977 they where acquired by machine giant Tecumseh. Under the Tecumseh brand they continued to expand production to supply engines for lawn mowers, compressors and agricultural items until the mid 1990’s. During there production history ILO produced, trains, all manor of engines but principally 2 stroke, (in fact in 1954 they where the largest producer of 2 stroke engines in West Germany with 184 000 units sold and over 1500 employees). Energic used ILO engines in many motoculteurs, motobinuses and motofaucheuse machines of there day. And to there credit, with the strength and quality of these engines, many Energic machines survive and are in daily use throughout France today.

The hydraulic hub mounted motors intrigued me, as clearly they were commercially manufactured; however no matter how hard I stared at them, I could not see any maker’s mark, etc…

Attached is a photograph of the engine maker’s plate, for info.

One line I have looked at using the Internet, is the fact that Coventry Climax, Massey Ferguson, and Warwick University (Motor Research Facility) are all within spitting distance of each other. Just a thought.

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This same machine appeared at the Stanfield Plough Day 2019, this morning. The present owner had brought it on a trailer in the hope that those attending would be able to help with identification.
The current owner gave the same basic history with the machine having been acquired from Coventry Climax just prior to them closing down. The purchased stored it in a shed, which in turn collapsed, entombing the machine. The machine was then sold on and then changed hands once more to the current owner.
The engine is a 2 stroke engine, very similar to the SACHS unit; powers an hydraulic pump, which in turn feeds oil under pressure to all wheels. The owner stated that it can be adjusted to be either 2 OR 4 wheel drive.
The construction is clearly not held together with chewing gum, and is sturdy to say the least. Other than the manufacturer’s name plate on the engine there are no other identification marks. The seat is very similar to the Massey Ferguson style, with provision for a padded back rest secured by two welded studs.
If the provenance is to be believed then it would not be unreasonable to use the description of a factory mule from an R & D Unit.
A very interesting vehicle even as it currently stands.

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Great Andy. You can have a laugh at my ploughing…

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The head gasket on the bsa is copper. It can be reused if it’s not damaged. It can be annealed, by heating and quenching. This returns it to a soft state and will then seal again.

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hello just looking for something for the Honda model, what have you found? I am looking for a workshop manual. but has a user manual f190

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Honda make two find adds f90 And f100 who do not find that mitten about them, there is something that can help with.

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Thanks Tom

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