This is what I really want to use.

This is what you will use...

LOL -- classic.

I still can't believe that some people BUY chicken sticks.

As P.T.Barnum once said: There is one born ever minute.[sm=lol.gif]

Tower hobbies also sells prop-wash by the pint, and flight line by the yard.

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I get the feeling no one got that joke. That is a baseball bat that I want to take to the engine. Nobody actually sells chicken sticks do they?

zetor - yes, I think most of us got the joke - I thought it was a classic too. Yes, they do sell chicken sticks.

never herd of chicken sticks but kroger has fish sticks. i hate fish[:'(]

I have an electric chicken stick i'm willing to sell u guys...

I have (2) chicken sticks. No idea how I got them. I think one ended up in my flight box by mistake, and the other showed up when it got lonely. I actually take pride in being able to start engines with a chicken stick instead of an electric starter. I never use a "stupid stick" [sm=thumbup.gif]. And yes, I have worked on an engine or two that I thought about using a "super stick" (see original post).

Seriously, what is the problem with your engine that you want to exercise such extreme measures?

Already have one.

Wow Mike! You have a 110V power inverter installed in your flight box!

Thats funny

Yea, here's my flight box... really comes in handy on cold days when the engine doesn't want to start.

My wife handed me a broom once. I asked her where it plugs in and she hit me with it. Guess it was a cordless vac or something???

my chicken stick is a 7 or 8 inch long peice of hydraulic hose meant for use on real aircraft. I got that one from school (east coast aerotech.). I only use it if my engine dies on the walk to the flight line for some reason.

BTW: I have a bottle of propwash. Anyone got batteries for a chemglow light though?