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magneto swap D6 to D8

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superdog
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Hi, i have aquired a 2u D8 that is missing the magneto on the pony engine. I have a mag off a 9u D6 and was wondering if anyone knew if the magnetos were interchangeable or not. I dont have a problem buying a rebuilt but the previous owner never used the pony, they push started it with a payloader, and they dont know anything about the condition of the pony other than its not stuck. Thanks
Steve
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Mon, May 14, 2007 9:41 AM
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Don't think so. I loaned a friend a mag off one of our D318's to try to start a D73T he was recovering and he said it wouldn't fit. I think that would be the same pony motor as your 2U
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Mon, May 14, 2007 10:30 AM
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Aways fun to sort out these magnetos as there are so many variations😕 😕
I would have to say no.
The D6 uses a clockwise rotation & horizontal flange (typical AB model MJK 4/2 360D 40😎
The D8 uses a counter-clockwise rotation & vertical flange (typical AB model MJK 4/2 180D 311)
Both have impulse drive

If you post the serial numbers for both the D6 & D8 and the AB number on your D6 Mag I can go at it again through the Cat numbers. The parts are interchangeable and rotations can be changed if you have enough parts to get the right combination.
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Mon, May 14, 2007 10:37 AM
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Aways fun to sort out these magnetos as there are so many variations😕 😕
I would have to say no.
The D6 uses a clockwise rotation & horizontal flange (typical AB model MJK 4/2 360D 40😎
The D8 uses a counter-clockwise rotation & vertical flange (typical AB model MJK 4/2 180D 311)
Both have impulse drive

If you post the serial numbers for both the D6 & D8 and the AB number on your D6 Mag I can go at it again through the Cat numbers. The parts are interchangeable and rotations can be changed if you have enough parts to get the right combination.
the d6 magneto is not working on d8 -2u and I am still have a good one for your dozer.
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Mon, May 14, 2007 6:00 PM
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the d6 magneto is not working on d8 -2u and I am still have a good one for your dozer.
do you still have the magneto for the d-8?
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Thu, Dec 27, 2007 4:57 AM
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do you still have the magneto for the d-8?
I have one 2u d8 magneto.
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Thu, Dec 27, 2007 6:43 AM
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I have one 2u d8 magneto.
the mag from the d6 will not work on the d8 the same mag from d73t and the d82u is the same and i do have 2 of them totally rebuilt call me at 309 923 7346 to discuss this thanks rick fuller
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