Hey cousin tony

Anonymous-0 · Oct 17, 2011

I saw the neighbor today, he said his 35 had an english perkins in it :shock:

Tony in Mass. · Oct 17, 2011

Which -as I suspected, is the reason it started dependably and routinely...even in the frozen wasteland you guys live in.
Started mine again today... yeah the Standard diesel, and the other perkins... the blue one? That had a connecting rod that looked like a week old banana? Yes... needed gasoline... a good battery... and my favorite thing in the world... a shot of ether... purrs like a kitten... nothing like a nice carborated engine to make the afternoon go like a day in the park.....
I am having all sorts of probelms tonight. Can't get into email, can't post pics on here....

Anonymous-0 · Oct 17, 2011

Perkins also put one in the E27N Fordson.

samn40 · Oct 18, 2011

Problems with the email?Tony......Too much 'witches breath' or
ether as you call it!!!!!!!
LOL......Sam

Tony in Mass. · Oct 19, 2011

Thank you Sam, for your concern over my abuse of starting fluid. I am trying to cut down. Everyone else notices the Carling dead soldiers, but obviously you know the true root of the problem!

I use old gas or kerosene to degrease parts in a tub or tin can, but it always needs a finish for paint prep. Carb cleaner, brake cleaner, all the cleaning aerosols are $3-5 a can, and don't clean any better or last longer than this stuff for $1.80 a can. Actually, very little is used to start engines!

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