We are located in Northern Maine and we mainly rebuild magnetos. Thats how we came up with our site name, Mainely Magnetos. I first learned the rebuilding business from my father, Gerald in the early 1970's. As a kid I always hung around the shop and loved watching dad rebuilding. My favorite was watching him repair Magnetos because of the Spark they made I guess. He was born in 1910 and watched our country evolve from horses to tractors.

   Our Business hours are 8 to 5 Monday through Friday. We are in the shop some evenings and Saturday mornings however we may not be available to answer the phone, so please leave a message and we'll call you back as soon as possible.

   Please note that we do not rebuild aircraft magnetos and none of our parts or services are approved for use in the aviation industry.

   We do however rebuild magnetos for cars, trucks, tractors, motorcycles, and stationary engines. American and Robert Bosch, Case, Dixie, Edison, Eisemann, Fairbanks Morse, International Harvester, Lucas, Splitdorf, Sumter, Webster, and Wico to name a few. We also can rewind coils and rebuild condensers for those that are no longer available.

In 1975 I took over the business from my dad, Gerald, who passed away unexpectedly in 1976. Then in 1996, after getting hit with "Classic Tractor Fever", I started only rebuilding units for vintage farm equipment and autos. Today we only rebuild Magnetos and a few Carburetors.

Today, our mission is to provide you with the best service we can at a fair price. I have well over 30 years of hands on experience and put a whole lot of pride in every unit I rebuild. E-mail or call 207-834-7309 with any questions.

   To see what magneto your John Deere came with Click Here.

   To see the difference between a long lug and a short lug coupler used on John Deere Magnetos Click Here.

   To see what a few of our customers say Click Here.

   To see a mag going through the rebuilding process Click Here.

   Need some help timing that magneto to your engine? Click Here.

   Want to read about the evolution of Belanger's Auto Electric
and it's founder Gerald Belanger? 1910 to present. Click Here.

   Hey check this out! Here's your chance to win a beautifully restored 1925 Witte 2hp model B engine or 500 bucks. We donated the mag for this engine. Second prize will be a 1942 Briggs and Stratton model N engine, and third prize a MAPA embroidered denim or polo shirt. Click here for more info and photos.