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    Hand-cranked starter on a 1934 P-26 Peashooter - GIF


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    I like the "Thanks, Honey" pat at the very end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl_H View Post
    I like the "Thanks, Honey" pat at the very end.
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    I have a little Deutz T-216 gas turbine, and this is exactly how you start that thing too. The Peashooter has a much larger engine, but it's still neat to see a similar starter on a different piece of equipment.

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    What is it that he cranks up that acts as the starter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thevillageinn View Post
    What is it that he cranks up that acts as the starter?
    I have always wondered myself. Best I can figure is it is turning a flywheel to store up enough energy to then transfer to the crank to overcome the compression. It seems like this would be a heavy assembly though. If I am wrong, someone please let me know.



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