[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by ford3

quick wear on the points rubbing block is caused because some one for got to lub the cam, also the lub should collect on the front side of the block, where the cam opens the points, being there as the cam gets warm from turning any grease will get hot and travel down to the cam

You're right ON, Ford3,
Also, I'll tipe this AGAIN! Many times, the post that the point arm pivots on is loose & "WOBBLES" & causes bad rubbing block wear Jist turn the plate over & "TAP-TAP-TAP, where that post is riveted to the insulating plate, under the top plate. Both my plates were loose. I've mentioned it several times & NOBODY says "SQUAT" Am I wasting time tryin' to pass on some common sense & experience info?? If so, meybe I should jist hang it up & finish Vermin, afore the Looney Bin Truck Comes fer me. Or, meybe I'll jist run away on my My
NEW 48 VOLT scooter, I kin go 40 miles afore I have to find a HOT plug in Is thet better than a CHEV. VOLT? Bill W.