Posted by Billy NY on October 17, 2019 at 17:12:50 from (74.70.87.149):
In Reply to: Re: Finally happened posted by The tractor vet on October 17, 2019 at 09:00:17:
That 2 cylinder starting engine is the same one on a D7 of the same period, there is something about the handle on those and the way it is shaped inside, did not think it could hook up and pull you with the backlash. The early tractors had them down further along the front and if you stalled out nosed in, were a real bear to deal with. The starting engine on my D7 4T was a pretty good runner, I rarely used the electric starter on it as it would fire easily with the hand crank, just had to set it on the compression stroke, give er a whirl, would fire up easily. If they are out of tune, not so well at all. Good to remember you could get tossed over the hood, I thought it was impossible with one of these and that certainly must have hurt, falling onto the tracks is no joke.
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