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  • #227493
    AnotherSteve
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      What is used/recommended to replace a Waterwitch condenser?
      Thanks

      Ah to be young and foolish again instead of old and still foolish.

      #227504
      Buccaneer
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        What year / model Waterwitch?
        Eisemann magneto? Model number?

        Not sure I have the info, but it might help someone get you the info.

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        #227509
        AnotherSteve
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          Ahoy Buccaneer,

          I don’t know yet what motor I have.

          Waterwitch written is as one word. The decal on top of the flywheel is pretty much unreadable.
          It’s a single cylinder. The gas tank fuel cap is centered on the rear of the tank.

          The mag plate is made by WICO
          I was hoping that all models shared a common condenser.

          As soon as I figure out how to keep my pictures under 2.44 MB I’ll post them.

          Thanks

          Ah to be young and foolish again instead of old and still foolish.

          • This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by AnotherSteve.
          #227528
          Buccaneer
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            Is it similar to one of these 1940 models?

            1940-Sears-Catalog-Waterwitch

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            #227531
            Buccaneer
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              Ahoy Buccaneer,

              I don’t know yet what motor I have.

              Waterwitch written is as one word. The decal on top of the flywheel is pretty much unreadable.
              It’s a single cylinder. The gas tank fuel cap is centered on the rear of the tank.

              The mag plate is made by WICO
              I was hoping that all models shared a common condenser.

              As soon as I figure out how to keep my pictures under 2.44 MB I’ll post them.

              Thanks

              • This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by AnotherSteve.

              Regarding resizing, you can change your digital camera settings, or
              change the size in Windows Paint program.
              If you’re doing your photography via Smartphone, you’re on
              your own, lol.

              Prepare to be boarded!

              #227533
              The Boat House
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                #227578
                AnotherSteve
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                  Hi Tubs. Mine has the Mae West tank.

                  Ah to be young and foolish again instead of old and still foolish.

                  #227579
                  AnotherSteve
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                    Photo post test .. hopefully a picture comes along with this text,

                    DSC02072

                    Ah to be young and foolish again instead of old and still foolish.

                    • This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Mumbles.
                    #227582
                    Mumbles
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                      Wico mag? Take a look at the old condenser and there should be a number stamped on the end of it. If you can see it, post it and I’ll see what I can find.

                      #227601
                      Buccaneer
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                        Looks close to this 1938 Lightweight

                        1938-Sears-Catalog-Waterwitch

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