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Re: Cold starting aid


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Posted by 9001ron on December 29, 2017 at 08:31:34 from (204.112.13.146):

In Reply to: Cold starting aid posted by rrlund on December 29, 2017 at 07:58:38:

The problem allways is farmers give too much either to engines. Spraying it in the air intake breather in top of the air cleaner gives it a chance to dissipate and gets thinned out by the time it gets sucked through the air cleaner . Too much either damages engines . It isn't going to go KLUNK when you do it though -- this is long term damage that will surface a long time afterwards -- like low compression -- using oil . Well I shouldn't say farmers are the worst for this -- SALES MEN are the worst . They want a tractor running by the time a client arrives -- they will spray so much in that they come back in with two frozen frost bit fingers and reeking of it .
What some people do when it is too hard to climb up on the hood of a tractor or worse yet a combine is to use an old garden hose . Tie it to the air intake stack in a manner that when you squirt either in the other end it is directed into the unders side of the air breather . In this manner you can crank the engine at the same time you are giving it either thus drawing it in .
With your set up squirting it in front of the carburetor --- why not try that using a can of WD-40 and see it that works -- if it docent then use the either very sparingly .
Course people are going to come on here saying I drown my tractor in eithr every day and it still runs . Well yes some tractors ar far worse for this type of damage than others . One you should NEVER use any kind of either on is the air cooled Deutz diesel. Having said that they had either assist on a few of the models but it went through such a small orface you couldent see the hole hardly .


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