Here's a scan of Cox's General Starting Instructions. I had to reduce them but I hope you can still read it.

Click on them, then right click on it to save to your desktop. After you save them you can open them and zoom on them like a picture to make it easier to read plus you'll have the copies saved on your PC for yourself.

Learning to start them takes a little patience, but it's easy after you know how and they can start on the first flick usually.

If your starting it with a bare finger, sand the prop a little to remove the sharp mold flash on the flipping edge of the prop. Finger cuts and fuel is a wicked combination nobody should have to experience.[:@]

I should mention the key to getting one to start well for you is to be absolutely sure the glow plug stays well lit.