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Old 05-17-2018, 08:05 AM   #22
RalphG
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Default Re: slow cranking when hot

If timing is advanced too much it will try to "kick back" the piston before it hits top dead centre. Making the starter hesitate every compression stroke. Also I remember six volt tractor starters that were fine cold but barely able to crank the engine when hot. We changed the starter and it made a huge difference. Some problem with the fields? Been too many years to recall but I know the changing the starter cured the hot start tractor problem.
And I don't recall seeing a starter brace to the pan rail on any of my flatheads. All crank over pretty good hot or cold.
And I don't see how the condensor can have any effect at all on cranking speed of the starter.
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