Starting device for internal combustion engines
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsBrian W. Robinson, William J. McMaster, Walter H. Marsh, Mark Minnichelli, Frank P. Aadahl, Roy Oppedisano
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AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsBrian W. Robinson, William J. McMaster, Walter H. Marsh, Mark Minnichelli, Frank P. Aadahl, Roy Oppedisano
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A starting device has a strip connected to a pulley for a pull start mechanism. The strip is composed of a high performance plastic and is provided with an integral handle. A connection means connects the strip to the pulley on its distal end. The strip fits neatly in a coil around a pulley hub. It lays flat during storage and exerts substantially no lateral pressure against the walls of the pulley. With this construction, the strip does not fray and affords a storing mechanism that is cleaner than a conventional rope system. The starting device has few parts and is easy to assemble. It is lightweight, inexpensive to construct and facilitates starting in an efficient, reliable manner.
A starting apparatus for an internal combustion engine having a drive shaft, comprising:
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