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Posted by Ron on March 28, 2000 at 09:44:47 from (128.180.94.31):
Question? I have a 1937 J.D."B" Hand start. It was running last year fine,I havent started it for about one year now but its in my barn under roof.So about every eight weeks or so I turn the hand start over a few turns to keep the piston free..The other day I had a visitor and he turned the hand start wheel clockwise or backwords about a half of turn and it stoped there! Now its stuck at that position..Cant turn it either way clockwise or counter-clockwise..Does any body have any ideas for me Please? I know the hand start should got in the counter-clockwise or same direction as the rear wheel turns..HELP>>>DON'T want to break anything...Its one of my pride and joys of my toys..THANKS in advance..RON
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