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• Jul 18, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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When I get this off. How many magnets can I lose before I have to either replace them or get a new flywheel..

 

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• Jul 18, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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None
The magnets were put in before it was balanced
Take one out & it will be unbalanced.
You can pull the one exactly opposite if you want to maintian the balance.
Both Tary Fixes All & Donny Boy have U-Tube videos on replacing the magnets.
OTOH most small repair only work shops will have shelves full of good flywheels cause w can not bare to toss any good part out.

 

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• Jul 18, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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Ok ty. I'll see if I can get one. Not many repair shops around my area but maybe online.

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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So these magnets operate the alternator correct. I'm gonna have to replace that as the magnets shredded it. But I don't have it hooked up anyways so if I remove the magnets would it still run?

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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alternator keeps the battery charged, battery provides power for starting the mower. it might can run. but it'll be tough starting it

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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Bat are the magnets there for the magneto coil? I've read different to things on the net.

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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generally where the magneto (igniton coil) sits and is adjusted to within thousandths of the flywheel, the magnets are on that outer edge below (or above) the ring gear, the magnets for the alternator (generator) are under the flywheels inside edge.

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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Ok ty I'm putting it all back together now. Between heat and mosquito it sucks.lol but it's almost back now.

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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Smurfy76 said:

Ok ty. I'll see if I can get one. Not many repair shops around my area but maybe online.

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Where in Florida you from? I haven’t seen a area in Florida that don’t have a repair shop..we cut grass 9-12 months a year. Outer magnets are needed for the coil the inner ones can be removed but as you know it won’t charge battery or run lights.

 

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• Jul 19, 2019 / Briggs and Stratton 13.5 hp

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Over by Wesley chapel area. There are shops but don't carry parts. Mainly for zero turn mowers. But it's back together but not starting. So I have spark. But my worry is compression.when it jammed with the magnets it broke the pegs for the alternator that holds the screws. I'm wondering since it left a hole if it's effecting the compression. Which means taking it apart again. A lil jbweld would plug it and I should have done that before I put it back but I was hoping that it wasn't part of the main engine. I tried starting fluid and that didn't work either. But at least it spins now so I grot that going.