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Re: 1950 WD9 International Diesel engine
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Posted by steelfronts on October 16, 2006 at 19:27:53 from (71.10.138.170):
In Reply to: 1950 WD9 International Diesel engine posted by Dalton06 on October 14, 2006 at 17:31:17:
To start it you have to know the procedure. Put throttle in stop position. Move compression relief lever into start pos. Turn on the fuels. Once started and warmed up about one and one half minutes move the compression relief lever in to diesel and advance the throttle. Thats how its supposed to go and it will if you have good sparked timed right , the carb is clean and the plugs are good and the linkage is all free so the starting valves close and the butterflies in the manifold close which also shuts off the gasoline and spark. Get everything right they start very easy in all weather and I mean easy with a hand crank one or two pulls.
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