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Bus Driver

12-26-2002 16:57:29




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Where is the hand crank stored when not actually being used to crank the engine?




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Rod (NH)

12-26-2002 17:23:08




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 Re: Model B in reply to Bus Driver, 12-26-2002 16:57:29  
Hi Bus Driver,

Normally the B crank is stored parallel to the steering column and inserted into the upper portion of the tool box. There is a clip on the rear of the toolbox (supplied with crank start only tractors) that engages the crank. The tool box for electric start tractors is shorter because on the battery location. The battery location precludes storage of a crank in this area.

Since I converted my '42 crank-start B to electric start, I store my crank behind the seat with custom clips to the seat frame. See the photo.

Rod

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CHALMERSBOB

12-27-2002 19:31:54




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 Re: Re: Model B in reply to Rod (NH), 12-26-2002 17:23:08  
ON MY CA I HAVE THE CRANK IN THE TOOL BOX AS IT WAS ON THE EARLY B'S THE HANDLE OF THE CRANK JUST LAYS ON THE LID TO THE BATTERY BOX ON A GLOVE. YEARS AGO WHEN I HAD A B I STORED THE CRANK UNDER THE SEAT. SEEMED TO WORK OK, AS BEST I CAN REMEMBER. AT LEAST UNTIL I BROKE MY ARM CRANKING IT



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