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Re: The Danger of Hand Cranking
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Posted by russ hamm on April 24, 2007 at 07:55:54 from (63.245.179.200):
In Reply to: The Danger of Hand Cranking posted by El Toro on April 23, 2007 at 17:13:53:
I learned a long time ago not to trust hand cranking a tractor unless i timed it myself. Timing is everything in more ways than one. Getting hurt can be avoided if you want it to be, and a lot of guys that tell me thier tractor will kick i wonder; why don't they get it fixed? Timing a tractor done by a mechanic sure costs less than a paint job. And more important as doctor bills get higher.
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