Jeandr said:hobot said:I know a Combat can be hand started.
THAT I'd like to see... with my own eyes :mrgreen:
Jean
I've seen that done with Indian Fours. With a Commando....I want a seat next to Jean's for that one!
Jeandr said:hobot said:I know a Combat can be hand started.
THAT I'd like to see... with my own eyes :mrgreen:
Jean
DogT said:I assumed you had done that. I would never kick it over without proper timing. I love my leg.
Dave
69S
DonOR said:beautiful work Dave, where'd ya get those handlebars?
Believe it or not, it's true. Years ago when Alain DeCantenet was doing programs about classic cars and motorcycles he mentioned that it can be done with the kill button. He also mentioned that chauffeurs used to do it on their Rolls before they had starter motors to demonstrate the superior fit of their engine parts, (slow leak down). They would hand crank the engine past TDC on the firing cylinder then get in the car and flip the switch back and forth. I guess he was talking about coil-battery systems.grandpaul said:hobot said:Occasionally with electric brain ignitions it can start up on steady idle just turning the key on.
Sorry, I can't believe that one.
bpatton said:Isn't the crank turning at 2x the cam?