Posted by Tractordan on June 15, 2014 at 03:08:39 from (50.137.83.148):
In Reply to: Re: diesel posted by ken house on June 14, 2014 at 20:51:54:
I had a 350 diesel it never really cranked fast enough to start easy if possible roll it down a hill or a short tug would make it spin just enough faster to get it to start I had put new rings in mine and ground crank new bearings when I got it back together it would smoke but not fire up so finally we hooked behind my H and within about 10 feet it started right up I had new wires high cranking battery and rebuilt starter still when engine not warmed it needed a very small wif of starting fluid once it had run it started well Now I haw a 460 diesel and 560 diesel and had starters rebuilt and they seem to wip over much faster on my 460 utility diesel it even makes the front tires bonce a bit when cranking starts real easy
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