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Long starter handle for a Petter AV2 marine engine


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The chaps remounting the engine said that for a Petter AV2 marine engine there was a long handled starter thingy that stopped the persons hands hitting the floor and made it possible to stand up whilst starting the engine. I should have written it down and of course have forgotten what he said it was. Does anyone know what this 'thingy' is really called so I can look for one. This one has an electric start so it isn't strictly necessary, but a nice thing to keep an eye open for if we knew what it was meant to look like.

 

Any ideas or a picture would be welcomed.

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The chaps remounting the engine said that for a Petter AV2 marine engine there was a long handled starter thingy that stopped the persons hands hitting the floor and made it possible to stand up whilst starting the engine. I should have written it down and of course have forgotten what he said it was. Does anyone know what this 'thingy' is really called so I can look for one. This one has an electric start so it isn't strictly necessary, but a nice thing to keep an eye open for if we knew what it was meant to look like.

 

Any ideas or a picture would be welcomed.

 

'raised hand starting gear' probably.

I think your pics suggested the bottom casting is present on your engine, but there would need to be a ratchet sprocket on the crankshaft between engine and gearbox, might be worth taking off the blanking plate and shining a torch to see what's there. If that's missing it becomes a bigger job.

 

Edit to add pic - the bit ringed in red. Probably.

 

PetterAV-1_zpse3d7e2f5.jpg

 

Tim

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