Posted by Leroy on October 17, 2019 at 06:30:25 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Finally happened posted by Grandpa love on October 16, 2019 at 19:32:34:
But don't start at the 6 oclock positin to pull, start at 9-10 oclock position. If it does not start in that length of cranking it is not going to start at the bottom or 6 oclock position. I never cranked it but Dad crancked that engine many a time mounted on the toung of a AC 60 coumbine and the way things were mounted you had to use the short crank stroke from the 10 oclock position. And always be on right side facing tractor while cranking. In the how to crank video of starting the Farmal that crank liked to jump of as you were trying to crank it. Only used crank in working on tractor 41 H Farmal because it had a starter, way safer.
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