Posted by 9001ron on January 23, 2018 at 14:47:20 from (204.112.13.103):
In Reply to: One Man Pull Starting posted by Michago-John on January 23, 2018 at 14:04:32:
I have done it but not that way . I had a big open field and started towing the stubborn tractor . Once I got headed the right direction I got off the pulling tractor and then got on the pulled tractor and did the pull start . Once it smothed out I took it out of gear and then got off it and walked up the the front tractor and got on it and turned the pair around and started heading for home . This was all done in low gears and not very fast . Some times you can run into more trouble when you get help that dosnt know what they are doing or panic . I heard about a couple of volunteer's at a local museum that tried to tow start a old McCormick deering 15-30 . They towed it and got it to start but for some reason the clutch didn't disengage when he shoved the pedal down -- the front guy stopped and the guy on the 15-30 tried to steer around him but the lugs on the steel wheel caught on the back of the front tractor -- it climbed up on the back of the tractor with one wheel and almost flipped sideways . About then the clutch disengaged -- or he pulled the gear shift to neutral -- or the motor stalled --- some thing saved them . This is why I put electric start on my 15-30 . I put a ring gear on the belt pully and mounted a starter under the fuel tank . It is just too big of an ugly cuss to start at times especially when you have back problems . They do start very easily at times but not all the time -- it dosent argue with the electric starter .
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