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    Posted: 15 Jan 2012 at 11:12am
A while back I believe you had posted a pic of a device you had made with an electric motor to replace the hand crank to start a tractor with no starter. Would you mind posting that pic again? My memory ain't what it used to be.
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Here on utube
that should do it , if not try PM
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Thank you very much, Richard, I appreciate the effort. That's pretty cool.
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GBACBFan,  I made a shaft with the end turned down to fit in a 1/2" drill, with a pin through the end to crank my 39 B.  Works pretty well.

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Hey Larry.....you're not getting to soft to work that hand crank, are you LOL!!

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Why Chad, as long as you ask... YES I AM!
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