WTB starting crank
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Rod Petrie
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WTB starting crank
WTB starting crank for 26TT
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BobShirleyAtlantaTx
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Re: WTB starting crank
It’s a easy project, 1 inch cold roll and 3/4 conduit. You’ll have to slit the conduit close it and tig or mig the joint, using the stock to keep the weld flat on the inside, not as difficult as one would think. Heat the stock for sharp bends after you do a little lathe work. Bob @ 903-eight 24-1949 if I can help.
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Runabout
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Re: WTB starting crank
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Bill Crosby
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Re: WTB starting crank
Rod, Email sent.