And it is NOT the motor. I connected another motor with a tach flywheel and was able to attach the tach reader in the right location. Powered up the engine and got the exact same result. It's very odd. If you touch the flywheel on the motor that won't spin you can feel that it is getting powered but it's like the motor is paralyzed. And it's not mechanical. I powered both motors off of a DC power supply and they ran together and turned the engine wheels very smoothly. And it's not the motors. I would try a different tach reader but cannot find where it plugs (if it does) under the giant pile of wires. Crap. I did try though. George and John, thanks for all the feedback.
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