hank crank starting rod problem I attempted to insert my hand cranking rod into the engine and it stops 1 inch from the engine fitting. I suspect that the shaft either has a few high spots or is ever so slightly warped. Yet I cannot see and bending or warping. Any suggestions? Should I sand or grind down the shaft slightly?
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Are the crank extensions all the same length for all pre war Fords?
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Re: hank crank starting rod problem The rod is long enough to reach into the engine cog. But it stops 1 inch before entering it.
I turned the saft around and inserted the other end and it reaching into the engine cog. I have the long shaft like the one you pictured. |
Re: hank crank starting rod problem I teste the straight rod on a stone flat and it definitely has a bow to it. I will attempt tp straighten it myself. Heating the rod and pounding it straight.
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Why? I was thinking of trying it out. I have some Model T experience and have seen Model T cars hand cranked many times. I am looking into it. No reason why it can't be safely done. |
Re: hank crank starting rod problem I have visions of if it gets hung up it’ll destroy a grill and a radiator and hopefully you’re out of the way.
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