That really sounds abusive to a cold engine. Can they really handle this
sort of thing without harm? I never try to start mine in the winter but even
in the fall it was cool enough that it did not start like in the summer. I
felt bad about having to hold the pedal down a bit to keep it running.
Randy B
-----Original Message----- Or at least part of it.
A few glow cycles is also a must when it gets down there. It is
also wise to crank, non-stop with the pedal floored until the engine
is firing on enough cylinders to keep itself running. This can take
quite a bit of cranking but it is necessary and the starter can
handle it.
Johnny B.
