Field Marshall is the tractor that starts with a 12 ga. shotgun shellA young man told me his grandpa had an old tractor that used a 12g blank to power the starter.
I never heard of such a starter, have you?
Din't you ever watch Majorman's contributions??????????Field Marshall is the tractor that starts with a 12 ga. shotgun shell
Yes I have quite common at one time.A young man told me his grandpa had an old tractor that used a 12g blank to power the starter.
I never heard of such a starter, have you?
12 g sounds like a networking speed. Why don't you name it correctly - 12 guage (some spell it gage which is not correct).A young man told me his grandpa had an old tractor that used a 12g blank to power the starter.
I never heard of such a starter, have you?
Don't you think the answer to your question is obvious??Din't you ever watch Majorman's contributions??????????
Internet speed is in Mbps.12 g sounds like a networking speed. Why don't you name it correctly - 12 guage (some spell it gage which is not correct).
If you read up on the systems, the Field Marshal was started by the shell actually firing inside the engine combustion chamber, while the Coffman starters were an external device "fired" by a "Cordite cartridge" that used a piston attached to a rack and pinion to spin a shaft that would couple to the engine much like an air or electric starter.Search Coffman Starter which was the most popular of those types of starters.
Dave.
I for one had no idea what 12g was referring to. I have never heard of a shotgun referred to as a 12g. Is it actually such a problem to type "gauge"?Internet speed is in Mbps.
What's the big deal?
12g 12 ga??
Then again some spell it gauge which is actually correct. Then I must admit when using that word here on the forum I have sometimes typed it as guage and my spell checker will catch it. So, who really cares?12 g sounds like a networking speed. Why don't you name it correctly - 12 guage (some spell it gage which is not correct).
I knew what you meantInternet speed is in Mbps.
What's the big deal?
12g 12 ga??
Oops,sorry,meant half in jest !!Don't you think the answer to your question is obvious??
I thought 12 grams was a little light to start a tractor. But a 12ga would be able to. Just kidding, I added the g without realizing it when I first read it. But only because I’d heard of that type of starting. Saw the phoenix movie.Internet speed is in Mbps.
What's the big deal?
12g 12 ga??
A 12 gram Blank???I thought 12 grams was a little light to start a tractor. But a 12ga would be able to. Just kidding, I added the g without realizing it when I first read it. But only because I’d heard of that type of starting. Saw the phoenix movie.
Not these days, 1Gbps is getting common, 10Gbps feeders are common. In data centers 100Gbps is becoming common. Times change. Wonder if there will be luddites protesting when cell networks get to 12G like they are with 5G. 12G is also an SDI HD video link spec.Internet speed is in Mbps.
What's the big deal?
12g 12 ga??
Air starterIf you read up on the systems, the Field Marshal was started by the shell actually firing inside the engine combustion chamber, while the Coffman starters were an external device "fired" by a "Cordite cartridge" that used a piston attached to a rack and pinion to spin a shaft that would couple to the engine much like an air or electric starter.
Mbps is so 90's or early 2000.Internet speed is in Mbps.
What's the big deal?
12g 12 ga??
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