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S. L. Breeden

07-23-1999 12:57:58

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Did the 8N Ford come with a hand engine crank?

Was a hand crank available as an option?

If it will work on an 8N, where can I get one?

Regards

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Mike G.

07-23-1999 19:14:56

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Re: Hand Crank in reply to S. L. Breeden, 07-23-1999 12:57:58

A big AMEN to that!

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MIke G - 8N300465

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07-23-1999 19:14:21

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Re: Hand Crank in reply to S. L. Breeden, 07-23-1999 12:57:58

I saw a local 8N w/ a handcrank that even had a clip-on bracket on the running board. You can make a crank with a piece of 5/8"(or whatever fits) rod and a roll pin and a torch. We used to have a 2N w/ a crank and it always started on the 2nd pull.

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Ed Gooding (VA)

07-24-1999 07:10:59

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Re: Re: Hand Crank in reply to bg, 07-23-1999 19:14:21

I took a picture of mine and edited it to display dimensions. If anyone wants a copy to make one, give me an email holler and I'll send it your way.

Regards..... .....Ed
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Ed Gooding (VA)

07-23-1999 16:05:08

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Re: Hand Crank in reply to S. L. Breeden, 07-23-1999 12:57:58

I believe hand cranks came with the included tool kits. I wouldn't be surprised if you could still buy one from a New-Holland dealer. Or, at least from on of the advertisers here on YT. However, these suckers are more dangerous than your mother-in-law during menopause! Great way to get your thumb or wrist broken when they kick back on you.

fwiw..... .....Ed
'52 8N475798

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Kevin

07-23-1999 22:24:45

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Re: Re: Hand Crank in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 07-23-1999 16:05:08

To avoid a broken thumb I was always told make sure your thumb is pointing forward, because with it pointing forward there's nothing to get your thumb caught on.

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Ed Gooding (VA)

07-24-1999 07:11:56

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Re: Re: Re: Hand Crank in reply to Kevin, 07-23-1999 22:24:45

Which way do you hold your wrist (grin)?

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