Posted by gab on January 30, 2017 at 12:46:24 from (172.78.186.28):
In Reply to: Hand Cranking posted by Johnnykick on January 30, 2017 at 07:56:26:
Sounds like your timing might be a little fast which would give you the jerky cranking with your starter like on your U Tube vid. last night. I bought a crank for both of my Farmalls just because, although they both snap right over with the starter. Had a crank in my hand a few years ago and was going to give it a try when as a little kid I remember watching my dad and older brothers cranking an McCormick combine and a M once in awhile. Their advice was don't try this unless you want a broken arm. If you have an owner's manual or IT manual it tells how to time it, should be the same as a Super C,, A or B.
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