This feller has the right idea but hasn't taken it far enough. Grandad did the same thing to his brand new Super F-20TA in '47. But he'd dang near wore the pins off the crank extension trying to get it to start when aunt Elley happened by on her way to the henhouse and remarked about how "an internal combustion engine needs oxygen to run" or some such "crazy women talk"(least that's how grandad related it)...nevertheless, there was then a flurry of activity that involved the cutting torch losing half it's parts and a big green bottle being strapped to the tractors siderails....and yep, shore 'nuff, started on the first pull. Ran dang near 20,000 RPMs for a second till gramps got the regulator on the bottle adjusted right. From then on out until it finally blew itself up many years later, the only thing in this area that'd outpull that tractor was a neighbor's D-9 cat, and that was only when gramps forgot to lock the front hubs in.
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