Tech Tips for Truckers. Part 2 : Flat Batteries

UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS THE UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUM (INTERACTIVE)
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Emergency starting procedure requires 1 jack, 3 to 4 metre lenth of rope and 2 pepole :smiley:

link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcBE8HEAyi4

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something’s gone wrong there

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Emergency starting procedure requires 1 jack, 3 to 4 metre lenth of rope and 2 pepole :smiley:

Fixed that for ya

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MADBAZ:
Emergency starting procedure requires 1 jack, 3 to 4 metre lenth of rope and 2 pepole :smiley:
https://www.youtube.com/v/zcBE8HEAyi4?version=3&hl=en

Fixed that for ya

cheers, i was working on it to get the video to show in the post and after much head scratching, i have it sussed :laughing:
the first link was a test and nothing to do with what i was trying to post

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that works well

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That’s useful, especially when my truck has a flat, trouble is it’s parked in such a way you cant jump it.

edit, DOH mines an auto :blush: :blush: :blush:

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Not as daft as it looks, an old farmer next to me used to start his Fordson Major like that, he would push in the cold start, wrap a rope around the drive belt pulley and pull, it normally fired up first time. I don’t remember it starting on the button ever.

You can see the belt pulley just near the steps.