Is there any reason why I shouldn't turn the crank from the flywheel side? The crank side is a bit "chunky," like there's an issue with the gears, so I swapped the handle to the flywheel side. I did a 50 pound bag with that setup yesterday and wasn't too bad
I have half a ton of popcorn to shell so I'll have to figure out whats wrong and fix it later, but don't want to do more harm. I'm pretty sure I'm not since the flywheel side is made to run a pulley, but this is my first rodeo so I'm being cautious.
If I do this right, there should be a couple photos. Of of the unit as normal, and one of some cracking I'm going to have to repair.
I have half a ton of popcorn to shell so I'll have to figure out whats wrong and fix it later, but don't want to do more harm. I'm pretty sure I'm not since the flywheel side is made to run a pulley, but this is my first rodeo so I'm being cautious.
If I do this right, there should be a couple photos. Of of the unit as normal, and one of some cracking I'm going to have to repair.