The Rain Bird RC-1260Bi uses two motors: one for timekeeping/zone duration, one for advancing the station wheel. If zones run when you turn the dial manually but the timer doesn't advance automatically, the advance motor or its trigger switch has failed.
Motor parts for this vintage mechanical controller are scarce. Rain Bird no longer produces mechanical controllers.
Check basicirrigation.com or eBay for NOS motors. Also try Rain Bird customer service (800-724-6247).
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