Magneto repair services

Hi all found these two sites that repair Magnetos

http://www.magneto.co.uk/

http://www.magnetorepairs.com/

Hope there of use to someone in the future.

Paul

Also Vintage Magnetos. Yes i'm on this Fourm.

Call me After 7PM During Evenings. Tel:01179 675225 I have got a Email but i'm changing my Sever, so i'll let you when it's done.
I'm Based in Bristol.

Vintage Magnetos wrote:Also Vintage Magnetos. Yes i'm on this Fourm.

Call me After 7PM During Evenings. Tel:01179 675225 I have got a Email but i'm changing my Sever, so i'll let you when it's done.
I'm Based in Bristol.

Thanks for that.

Paul

Another mag specialast.

Geoff Batty
Ribblesdale Auto Electrical,
Deepdale Mill St.
Preston,
Lancs. PR1 5BY.


May be of use to people in the Lancaster area.

Paul

ill stick with andrew he does a great job & takes the piss at the same time.keep up the good work mate.

i will second that..him and his dad are spot on,and fair with the prices...done plenty for me...

does anyone do the villiers type coil rewinds ?? at a sensable price
as i have many coils for repair
thanks

kevjhnsn wrote:does anyone do the villiers type coil rewinds ?? at a sensible price
as i have many coils for repair
thanks

see top of thread mate...magneto repairs..
martin and Andrew do all manner of things Kev,give them a phone and see what they say..
you can post them to them so you don't need to travel..great fellers and willing to go the extra mile for you...

thanks mike i will give them a call
just some mag specialists ask big money for things like £110 for a coil for a villiers and i can get them for £45-£65 pounds to my door
15 years garantee with them just not made in the uk
but to villiers original spec
i would rather the money stayed in the british ecconomy own pocket


i have a load of magnetos in my shed
but if i sold them garantee i will need one months later
when i get my first open crank
been there done it before
but some i have no idea what make or what they fitted too

kev

Like you say Kev best left in the shed guaranteed you will need one one day I have a box full, I clean them up and re magnetise them when I have a spare min
Jonesey

i keep getting another one out and a servicing it to the best you can diy style
i have a wico mag maintainance book and just use it as a rough guuide as the princable in most mags are the same
just use "the force " starwars yoda style. lol lol
and then see if it lights a sparkplug by hand
and then final i us a drill polisher wheel and set the rotation the write way and make shore it works at 100=200ish rpm
as some mags spark at starting impulse speed and nothing higher up the rpms
kev

Sounds like you got it sorted
Jonesey