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How to make a device to crank a tractor
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Posted by James Herrman on December 29, 2004 at 21:40:03 from (66.249.49.254):
Has anyone figured out a way to make an attachment or device to put on an F 20 (or any other crank tractor) to crank it using some sort of electric starter. I have a post hole digger mounted on the front of mine which makes it necessary to add a 2ft extension so that I am able to use the crank. I was thinking of some sort of flywheel mounted on where the crank goes and rig up a regular starter???????? Perhaps someone has made something by using some sort of gear reducer of gear inducer in order to make it easier to crank. I am handicapped, but do not want to give up cranking it. Today was the first time in 27 yrs that it has ran. We had to pull it. Thanks and any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated. JIM
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