Posted by tractor Hank on June 10, 2008 at 07:15:21 from (24.124.104.36):
I have a 1938 Case CC hand crank tractor that is in very good condition but it is a beast to crank by hand. A while back when I overhauled the carb and had the air cleaner off if I gave it a small squirt of starter fluid in the carb it would start everytime with just 1 or 2 cranks instead of the usual 5 or 9. So, I was wondering if I drilled a small hole in the intake from the air cleaner to the carb and thread in something the size of a tire valve with a cap then I could just take the cap off, give it a quick shot of starting fluid and then when it starts just put the cap back on. What does anyone think of this idea and has anyone done something similar?
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