Aaron Ford said: (quoted from post at 15:09:11 01/25/08) Frosted Plugs? Dang, I might be on the shallow end of the gene pool compared to y'all up North... How cold does it have to be to frost a plug? Kinda glad I live down here. I mean, I complain about the cold, but I have never frosted a plug!
Comfy in WV
Aaron
When I worked at the IH dealer in Gunnison, CO in the 70s I went out on a lot of service calls where a guy with a gas engine tractor would forget how cold it was a and try to start it using ether ..... instant frost on the plugs. That winter it was 15-20 below at night; warming to 0-10 above during the day. Gunnison is short on humidity so frosting wasn't the problem at zero that it would be in a more humid locale at a higher temp. 8)
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