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Re: How to make a device to crank a tractor
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Posted by Richard Fazio on December 31, 2004 at 05:22:27 from (68.161.215.25):
In Reply to: How to make a device to crank a tractor posted by James Herrman on December 29, 2004 at 21:40:03:
I made an electric starter for a hand crank welder I have. I just made a rod that I stuck in an old 1/2" electric drill. I put it in just like the crank. The drill has a threaded hole for a pipe handle. I put a piece of pipe down to an angle on the welder to keep the drill from turning. Then I pulled the trigger. She turns over fine. The drill is 400 RPM. You need a slow turning drill. The engine I was starting was 134 CID I think. I don't know how big the F-20 is. If it's too big that would make it harder to turn of course.
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