Posted by Fred Milner on February 23, 2008 at 16:36:44 from (24.158.101.138):
In Reply to: Re: CRANK SAFETY posted by steelfronts on February 23, 2008 at 11:55:06:
I have a PK 40 power unit and crank it one turn at a time every time. It is the same motor as the w 40, I have a w 40 also. I pull up and if it doesn't crank I do it again. If you have it tuned up and set right it will start a lot easyer than you think. I have 10 hand crank tractors that I take to shows and play with. I have had them kick back but it always something that I did or didn't do right. If you keep the mags working right and good fuel in them they will start good for you. Now that I said this you know I will get hurt the next time I start one. You know how life does you. Just be careful and have fun. Fred.
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