figure it out your self. not hard. i just forget but some levers are oppositte the others. some are up some are down. for the gas side you will feel pressure on the lever when going to gas side for it to lock in. and for diesel you will hear the snap of the diesel actuation as you are moving the lever. plus when cranking it over ,.. on diesel it will crank slowly like a dead battery, so dont keep doing that as hard on starter. gas side will crank normally. its 2 levers not 3 levers. i been around these engines all my life and have lots of them gas start tractors. its one of the best ideas ih had back then. and no other company even had a deisel engine out when ih desiels came out., other than caterpillar which use a pup engine for starting. so figure out your levers then post back. what you are doing here is running it on gas for one minute then u switch it to diesel using the decompression lever and the throttle. and you are then running on deisel.
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