I think that was his point. Which I know of and have seen many vids of these old Perkins 3.152’s cranking, firing and running at 25 degrees F with nothing else needed other than a well charged battery. Not saying they all will but a well maintained one should.No. Those places only count in the winter, lol
Use of starting fluid on diesel engines is contraindicated.U bring a diesel up north.....it better have glow plugs and a block/oil heater. Or a case of starting fluid and jumper cables
Same with two strokes! You have to be careful! I wouldn’t use it on a two stroke!
The second battery I bought from Menards and put it in the paper bag for 15% off sale. So last January I bought another battery for it from Menards. Also had the 15% bag sale going again 13 years later…
My neighbor had the L345 4wd lasted for decades.
To cold for me at that point ice has to melt lol
Looks like you could get a single terrace in there!Finished what I started Tuesday. Added a couple logs to the pumpkin patch. Even though it is still the same hillside, Somehow I feel like it is much steeper once you tip over
I know a farmer here, who has probably the largest collection of MF, Farmall, tractors. He still has ones he's bought sitting in Canada, that need restoration. Gas will start anytime. I grew up with a Alice Chalmers WD-45 trike front end. With all the bells n whistles. It was a hand crank starter too, but grandpa upgraded it to electric start.Does Canada, Vermont, Pa. apply? Go to the yesterdays tractors forums on the old MF/Perkins forums and tell them that if they bring their MF235/245 down to Ohio they need that to start them. Let me know what they say.
