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Posted by karl f on May 06, 2003 at 10:19:08 from (65.237.15.141):
In Reply to: Tractor Term posted by Robert on May 06, 2003 at 01:33:55:
it might also be the process of powering an engine with another engine, a line shaft, an electric motor, what have you... to do pretty much the same thing as breaking it in. however this way there is no fuel or spark involved.
i have a 1929 auto book around here somewhere that describes such a process, i will find it and look and see if that's what it is, and what all is involved. -karl
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