i use my granpas 77 to feed hay once a week in the winter after an over haul and putting on a hydraulic unit i changed it to 12 volt it always started good but with the 12 volt it pops right off. i remember 53,54 years ago grandpa sam had a little metal pot about the same size as one of those little weber grills he would put coal or charcoal in it and light it put it under ollie and put a tarp over the tractor. then we would load up the old 47 chevy thriftmaster with corn to grind. that thing would always start. i put a lower radiator on my 8n i found that at below 0 two pulls on the crank it would start also i put marvel mystery oit in the crank case to help thin the oil. my other grandpa had a 47 farmall M dad used it to pull hay wagons upnto the haymow in the dairy barn it would sit up there for weeks at a time and when we had to get another load of hay it would be covered in frost and cold but it would turn over a couple times and start.
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