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Re: starting a B, hand crank resistance?
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John W.
10-27-2002 17:03:19
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Aaron; First,crank starting any engine can be hazardous if not done properly. Turn engine SLOWLY until compression begins to build. Then re-engage the crank with handle at bottom. Pull crank up to top. DO NOT try to rotate crank in a full circle. If the engine kicks back as you're going over the top you could be seriosly injured if hit by crank. Engines that have been setting for a long time tend to be stiff. Baby it for a while as you would a rebuild. It should start fairly easy IF the fuel mixture is right and the timing correct. But, as I said it may be stiff for a while, and a bit tough to start, remenber, half turns on the crank, kick backs hurt,after you wake up that is.
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Diesel Don
10-28-2002 20:04:16
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Re: Re: starting a B, hand crank resistance? in reply to John W., 10-27-2002 17:03:19
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One more thing-DO NOT wrap your thumb around the crank.That way if it does kick back,the crank will slip out of your hand.
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