D2 5u2503 pony mag cap

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d2dan

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i have a johndeer dearler close to me. does any body have the jh# for the cap and/or the carbon contacts for my pony mag?
i,ve used the search. no luck

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Mon, Jul 1, 2013 2:53 AM

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What are the numbers off the plate on your mag. Just want to make sure which mag you have. I have a few spare magnetos and some various parts. I might have an extra cap. If I only have one, that's my spare 😊. If I have two I could part with one.

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Mon, Jul 1, 2013 4:32 AM

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What are the numbers off the plate on your mag. Just want to make sure which mag you have. I have a few spare magnetos and some various parts. I might have an extra cap. If I only have one, that's my spare 😊. If I have two I could part with one.

Dan, perhaps this will help. A great source for parts. http://www.standardmagneto.com/

P.S. the cap assembly part number is 5S9109. This is for a late model D2.

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Mon, Jul 1, 2013 8:24 AM

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Dan, perhaps this will help. A great source for parts. http://www.standardmagneto.com/

P.S. the cap assembly part number is 5S9109. This is for a late model D2.

i called them. thanks for the help👍

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Tue, Jul 2, 2013 3:19 AM

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