Re: WK40

Posted by F-Dean on October 13, 2001 at 05:01:29 from (12.84.233.197):

In Reply to: WK40 posted by Julia Parker on October 13, 2001 at 01:56:34:

Julia,
Before starting for the first time, I would make sure all the oil lines are clear. I do this by blowing air through them. I also make sure that all the splash troughs are getting oil -- I burned out a rod on a F-20 when one of the splash troughs was not getting oil.
Then I would try starting it using a twisted belt:
1. Line up the belt pulley of a tractor that runs head-to-head with the belt pulley of your wk40.
2. put a flat belt with a twist between the belt pulleys.
3. put the belt pulley in gear on your wk-40. make sure the transmission is out of gear.
4. slowly engage the pulley on the tractor that runs. This should turn over your wk-40.
Where are you located? I am in central Illinois.

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