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Have some 3304's with air starters on them. They're demand would be very niche but if anyone is interested please let me know.
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[quote="Finch"]Hi
Have some 3304's with air starters on them. They're demand would be very niche but if anyone is interested please let me know.
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Wish they were closer. I would love to have one.
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Sat, Mar 28, 2020 11:07 AM
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[quote="Finch"]Hi
Have some 3304's with air starters on them. They're demand would be very niche but if anyone is interested please let me know.
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Wish they were closer. I would love to have one.


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Hard to beat a air starter to spin an engine in cold weather. And the startle factor to anyone close by is cool also.
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Tue, Apr 7, 2020 9:39 AM
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Hard to beat a air starter to spin an engine in cold weather. And the startle factor to anyone close by is cool also.
Back in around 1990 someone had a, I want to say, KW logging truck when I was working on the wharf and he had a muffler on the starter motor. It was surprisingly quiet. When I was sitting inside the scaling hut, I could see that he started the truck because there was the puff of dust, but if another truck was idling, I couldn't hear the starter. We had a Superliner with a regular screen on the starter and it was the usual loud sound so this other guy's truck was a revelation. His wife or neighbors must have gotten sick of the racket and asked him nicely to knock it off : )
The other thing I like about those starters are the operation - turn the key to start for about 1 second then release it. Engine will still start immediately but the air is conserved and the racket only lasts a couple of seconds.
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Tue, Apr 7, 2020 10:07 AM
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Back in around 1990 someone had a, I want to say, KW logging truck when I was working on the wharf and he had a muffler on the starter motor. It was surprisingly quiet. When I was sitting inside the scaling hut, I could see that he started the truck because there was the puff of dust, but if another truck was idling, I couldn't hear the starter. We had a Superliner with a regular screen on the starter and it was the usual loud sound so this other guy's truck was a revelation. His wife or neighbors must have gotten sick of the racket and asked him nicely to knock it off : )
The other thing I like about those starters are the operation - turn the key to start for about 1 second then release it. Engine will still start immediately but the air is conserved and the racket only lasts a couple of seconds.
Back in the Late Seventies I worked at a Underground Coal Mine and We had I.R. Air starters in the Shuttle cars and also the Service Transporter , I think they were D333 engines and the Transporter was 4 Cyl Cat . Always knew when they Kicked them in ! LJ
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