That's another entirely different issue but it does demonstrate the train of thought this tinkerer uses. The cranking rpms were very slow. Using a couple of group 31 batteries, some 2/00 cable, swaged connectors and a 42MT starter would eliminate the ether. Starting the tractor from the seat has never been considered tacky either. It’s hard to believe the tinkerer couldn’t wire in a key switch or push button starter switch to be operated from the operator’s seat. He did the other 98% of the job, why couldn’t he finish?
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