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  1. davidb56

    Need some ether start canisters.

    t Try the John Deere dealer. the JD4020 had the ether start port with canisters.
  2. davidb56

    Need some ether start canisters.

    No WD40 still works BUT it doesn't stay atomized very long, so its like a 2 person job if you don't get back into the cab real quick. Everything here discussed about cold starting and which type of ether etc has not taken into consideration on the overall condition your engine is in. A tight...
  3. davidb56

    Need some ether start canisters.

    BTW, if you are in a area that drops below -10F a lot, you could install a 24vdc intake grid heater if you are constantly in a environment where the 120vac block heater isn't a option. I considered using a 12vdc intake heater from a Ford power stroke diesel until I found out my deuce fires right...
  4. davidb56

    Need some ether start canisters.

    starter fluid usually has a lower percentage of ether than ether canister starting systems. starter fluid also contains a small amount of lubricant, as ether is a solvent. There are very few incidences (none in my 50 years around engines) of catastrophic engine failure from starter fluid...
  5. davidb56

    Need some ether start canisters.

    I get starting fluid at W.......... for 2$ a can. I only had to give it a one second squirt, one time when I forgot to plug in the block heater.
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