Posted by rustyfarmall on February 13, 2012 at 12:45:34 from (216.248.71.224):
In Reply to: Hand starting wrench posted by Jim Paterson on February 13, 2012 at 12:37:18:
dcpky said: (quoted from post at 13:37:39 02/13/12) Hey guys putting final touches on 1948 Farmall H i bought a hand starting wrench at salvage yard Do any of you guys no where where they were mounted for storage on tractor i can;t see any place it be stored on tractor Also i have never used a hand crank to start tractor any advice would be great I want to show my grandson how they use to start tractors by hand The hand crank rod that sticks out in front of tractor works great it is all free the spring loaded head springs back and fotrh all that works good Thanks for any help
There really is no designated place to store the hand crank on a Farmall H. I've got mine poked in under the seat maounting bracket, and secured with a tarp strap.
The best way to learn how to hand crank a tractor is by watching someone who KNOWS how to do it safely.
The proper technique does NOT involve "windmilling".
This post was edited by rustyfarmall at 12:46:09 02/13/12.
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