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Re: Ether on a diesel engine
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Posted by teddy52food on January 16, 2007 at 17:52:18 from (204.73.107.177):
In Reply to: Re: Ether on a diesel engine posted by Allan In NE on January 16, 2007 at 00:15:08:
Many years ago ,I had a friend that was kinda bragging how well his M F started in the cold. But there was a time it didn't start & he used ether. After that when it got cold (not extreme cold) he had to use ether. He was wondering why. I told him, the first time it didn't go it was just too cold or the batteries were not fully charged. He may have used too much ether and broke the top rings. A few years later, he had it to the M F dealer for an overhaul. When they tore it down, all the top rings were broken. So use it sparingly.
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