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Thread: Crank Handle ... how to use

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    i had a 1985 rangie and when i was skint (as always happens, sods law ) the started motor packed in . Used the crank handle for two months to start it untill i could afford a new one.. Worked great and the V8 is easy to start with it. But do get some strange looks when doing it in town.
    Tries it once on a 2.5 N/A 90 and not a hope , could not even turn the crank over. Changed the starter motor really quickly on that one
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    use to do civil work years ago..we had a great big diesel footpath paver...great fun to crank that 6am in winter....

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    NM, that must have been a sight to see.
    In my experience, girls look sort of funny, when trying to lift or shift weighty things. No offence meant, it is a fact of life. The musculature of male and female is actually different, and girls seem to stick their bum out a long way to lift heavy things. Just an observation of life.

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    Right ... so .. one last question ... do I need to turn clock or anti-clock wise?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dante View Post
    Right ... so .. one last question ... do I need to turn clock or anti-clock wise?

    you can only turn it one way as the cog on the end of the crank will only let you turn it one way. Reason os when the engine starts it throws the handle of insted of turning the crank around in your hand

    But if my memory is right its clock wise, as you look at the car
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    When I was a kid a long time ago on the farm my old man had a Massey Ferguson tractor which I occasionally saw him start with a crank handle. He used to swear a lot and make me stand well back, as it wasn't a pretty sight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dante View Post
    Right ... so .. one last question ... do I need to turn clock or anti-clock wise?
    As Reads says - clockwise - if you try to turn it the wrong way the crank just comes out of the dog.

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