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Re: Reliable after market starter for early JDs
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Posted by the tractor vet on December 22, 2005 at 12:27:45 from (4.124.91.21):
In Reply to: Reliable after market starter for early JDs posted by Sloroll on December 22, 2005 at 05:12:23:
Thats better then the way we use to have to start tractors when i first started farmen . First we would go to the neighbors and Ronnie would crank start his H and come over and pull start the old my gasser because we had hopped it up somuch that even with a good big battery it would not turn over when it got down to 40 degrees and chain start it then chain start the 450 diesels then we could do something . But that was way back before we started to relay work on tractors and did not know just how to do things.
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