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Topic: Re: MF 135 cold weather starting
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| Tony in Mass.
11-15-2012 13:43:20
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Oh fergie, you are making me lose my appitite for supper. It is left over Chinese too. Catch fire??? Is that how it works?cripes. Minus 8C is a nice January day in the Canadian Rockies... or a chilly summer night.... so Harry got some big bits and pieces missing to make this right? They're easily converted to gasoline, so all is not lost... And there's always a squirt of ether... |
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| Jerry/MT
11-17-2012 18:16:14
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Re: MF 135 cold weather starting in reply to Tony in Mass., 11-15-2012 13:43:20
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| That"s why you never want to use starting fluid with a Thermostart unit. It"ll blow the intake manifold off! |
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| Fergie Bach
11-15-2012 14:34:31
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Re: MF 135 cold weather starting in reply to Tony in Mass., 11-15-2012 13:43:20
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| | But with the heater the engine will start at really low temps. Have a look at these He doesn"t use the thermostart.:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_cJQppz_cI&feature=relmfu Here"s the same guy It says minus 22 and he doesn"t use the thermostart as far as I can see.And he should have!! The red key thing is the battery isolator switch:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ayPjJfT0Hso Here"s a 148- same engine, he does use the thermostart:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6wzE5uGjQk Another 135 without using the thermostart minus 12!:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43JROhZC2PU |
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