Posted by Nebraska Cowman on August 19, 2012 at 03:47:26 from (166.182.3.160):
In Reply to: Old handstart JD tractor posted by Loving John Deere on August 18, 2012 at 22:18:44:
Do you know anything about the basics of a 4 stroke gasoline engine? Buff up on your schooling and then it's pretty simple. The impulse on the magneto should "click" just as the flywheel comes over top dead center on the compression stroke. That's when it fires. If you have spark and fuel it will run. If you hear the petcocks hissing they are open. What the petcocks do is relieve some of the compression so it is easier for you to turn the flywheel. It also tells you which side is coming up on compression stroke.
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