So I posted in another thread about my tragic mistake involving an H40 and using a drill as a starter motor.
At any rate, the flywheel magnets came off as a result. I attempted to reattach them using epoxy glue, with much success. However, they no longer clear the magneto as they used to. They hit, causing all sorts of noise, and I'm afraid will cause damage either to the flywheel or to the magneto assembly.
I have some dime-sized neodymium magnets laying around (10 lb pull) that are probably stronger than the stock magnets. Is it possible to use these in the flywheel instead of the stock magnets? Would them having more pull create problems? And does the orientation of the magnets make a difference on the production of a spark?
At any rate, the flywheel magnets came off as a result. I attempted to reattach them using epoxy glue, with much success. However, they no longer clear the magneto as they used to. They hit, causing all sorts of noise, and I'm afraid will cause damage either to the flywheel or to the magneto assembly.
I have some dime-sized neodymium magnets laying around (10 lb pull) that are probably stronger than the stock magnets. Is it possible to use these in the flywheel instead of the stock magnets? Would them having more pull create problems? And does the orientation of the magnets make a difference on the production of a spark?