Mostly got ours planted too.
My wife was wanting me to put rows in the garden. The WD-45 is still on the disk, WD is on the springtooth, B is has a cultivator so it steers hard and the Oliver is still a lawn ornament. So I hops on the C and latch it onto my old lister. I set it shallow so it wouldn't dipe in too deep and get to work. I knew I should probably grease it but for a pass or two in a little garden it should be fine. A lister is kind of a weird plow/planter combo, mine is rope trip that uses the ground wheels to raise itself out of the ground.
So drops it in and the lever for the trip rope stuck so it would come up and retrip, drop and come up. It did that twice and then stayed down. Ok whatever she should be able to get the gist of lines out of it. I get to the end and trip it to come up as I am slowing down and turning uphill to avoid the trees in my windbreak. And the stupid thing drops again in the sod of my yard. The jolt of the lister biting into sod catches me just off idle it doesn't have enough umpf to keep going and stalls hard.
Well that is awesome, Clutch it and go to restart it wondering what I am going to do with a lister sunk in my lawn as I am not sure the little C is going to be able to get it out. Tractor just spins and spins, I let off the starter and it does a loud backfire which is extremely uncharacteristic. Usually it starts very easy.. Try it again and it does the same thing, and again... we is dead in the water.
There are fiber gears in the magneto, I think one either broke or jumped time.
So I call dad. We waddle the WD over with a chain and it drags the C out of the tree row with a big storm coming tonight. I take the springtooth and three point off the WD and put the drawbar on. Thanks to the wet clutch it didn't flinch at the lister's antics and pulled it out of the way too. I shoulda just used the WD to start with.
The search for a distributor begins now, I am tired of this stupid mag. Its the third time it has screwed me up and when it lays down it totally bricks the tractor.