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Posted by MN Scott on July 01, 2007 at 19:29:23 from (206.9.216.26):
In Reply to: Re: 706 with German Diesel posted by wolfman on July 01, 2007 at 18:18:02:
I have a neighbor that bought a 826 last year to. He stopped in one day and the 826 was brought up. He said it was the poorest starting tractor he had ever run. I asked him if he was putting the kill cable in the start position. I got that blank look too. I explaned to him how to start a German diesel, he'd never heard of the start position before. I saw him a few days later in town and he thanked me for informing him how to start a kraut diesel. It now starts right off down to 30 degrees with out either or being plugged in. Makes me wonder how many german's get the either treatment that don't need it because the operator's just don't know how to start them.
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