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Re: ether starting aids
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Posted by marlowe on October 26, 2003 at 07:08:22 from (209.103.204.87):
In Reply to: ether starting aids posted by Bryan on October 25, 2003 at 23:42:08:
you can get them at most ind. dealers. it's all fine and dandy if you can plug stuff in in winter but that is not always a option when your on the job site and it's -20. i have run ind. eq. for 35 year and never had any trouble with ether just use your head when useing it and it will be just fine one thing tought i don't like the remote aids you never know how much you use i still like the can in hand
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