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Electric Starter
Has anyone heard of useing a cordless drill to start a gas engine. Sounds alot cheaper than buying a high torque starter. Have a G-38 with no spring and looking for a starter.
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RE: Electric Starter
Not a bad idea, but I think the RPM would be to low.
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There's guys using a 100 dollar craftmen drill. I seen a vid of a guy starting a Poulan 46 with it.
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It works, a member at the field I used to fly at uses those. I did the same thing, bought a rubber insert and metal piece for a starter, cost $10. I then used an existing dewault drill. Works great.
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I use a crafsman 18 volt that turns faster than1200 rpm
works good on us engine and 50 cc twin |
RE: Electric Starter
ORIGINAL: Trucker12 Has anyone heard of useing a cordless drill to start a gas engine. Sounds alot cheaper than buying a high torque starter. Have a G-38 with no spring and looking for a starter. |
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Mine hand cranks with a couple of flips. Great engine G38
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yes i have used cordless drills and I have made my own adapters aswell they work fine
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Just seen the Sears ad and they have a 19.2 volt drill for 99.99.
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I've used a 12V Bosch drill to start a .50 helikopter engine.
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