Posted by Lanse on April 19, 2008 at 18:33:33 from (64.12.117.74):
My craftsman stopped jumping, and apperentally needs a new starter. Im looking for some way to start this thing without a pull starter since there is none,and it'll be a couple weeks before i get a new starter, the guy im getting it from's truck broke down. I'm told that there is no pull starter for a tecumpsa 12hp engine like that, and i havent found a pull starter for it. The guy told me to try wrapping a string around the flywheel nut and pulling it, but i'll past.
So im looking for a pull starter for a tecumpsa 12 horse motor, my email is Lanselot1993@aol.com and more so any safe, off color ways of starting this thing, are there any???
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