Here’s a video how to about keeping your Harley starter boot in place.
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Now why don’t I think of simple solutions like that. Well done. Thanks.
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Good and useful, Thank you
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You may just want to add to this vid, not to short out the pick on the starter terminal and an earth. Keep up the good work, from Oz!
Very true work safe!