Either ether or easy start will do. Suspect that's what TNP typed before his spiel chucker got to it.
Andy
Either ether or easy start will do. Suspect that's what TNP typed before his spiel chucker got to it.
Andy
ether, it should have read..
AKA Easy start.
Get some of the magnificently named "Start, Ya Bastard."
from the country that gave us 'sticks like shit'
I wouldn't use easy start or similar without very good reason and a dire need to get the engine started. My little diesel genset has electric start and the battery is connected to a small solar panel (in the hope of) keeping it topped up. If the battery is flat, I can pull start it.
Easy start goes with rather more of a bang than diesel and can damage the engine, resulting in it becoming "addicted" to the stuff, ie won't start, ever, without "easy start".
indeed - I think it accelerates wear of/"proper shags" the piston rings and makes it very hard/impossible to hand start without a "sniff".
Cheers JimK
Aw, ye didn't point at the magnificently pictured "Start, Ya Bastard." Girls ...
In message , "Dave Plowman (News)" writes
I won a competition on their website just before Christmas and was gutted not to get a tin of the stuff as a prize.
In message , Dave Liquorice writes
Easystart tends to be used on knackered engines or engines with a fault, all it really does is enable the owner to ignore the fault until it gets to the point where the engine won't start at all unless it has a sniff of ether.
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Or brake parts cleaner as we used on one snowmobile engine a couple of months back...
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