Posted by Dellbertt on January 23, 2011 at 14:57:47 from (209.172.22.47):
Our temp got up to a tropical +25F this afternoon with sunshine and blue skies so I put on my leather sandals, Bermuda shorts, Jimmy Buffet Hawaiian shirt then when out to plow some snow.
Point of the Post: The 300U was reluctant to start so I decided to try something I read on the forum. Someone posted that in cold weather he always turns on the ignition 5 minutes before attempting a start to give the wires a chance to “heat up”. I didn’t really understand how that would help but it had intrigued me. I turned on the ignition and went about opening the barn doors and things. I came back about 5 minutes later, hit the starter and she fired off instantly. It might have just been a coincidence or “heating the wires” might have worked. I am going to try it another time that’s for sure.
(I know some won’t read the entire post because they won’t get past the opening)
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