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Re: loose tractor items and where to put them?
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Posted by The Red on August 06, 2001 at 05:03:34 from (12.84.239.7):
In Reply to: loose tractor items and where to put them? posted by Bill Smith on August 05, 2001 at 11:30:23:
I place the crank handle between the two output liftall pipes on the clutch side. The elbow of the crank lays on the rear liftall pipe. With regards to the starter, it sounds like you have a lot of resistance. If the cables are old from the battery to the starter switch to the starter, replace them. If that doesn't help, the starter might need new brushes. If those items are in top shape, the starter should spin decently on 6 volts.
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