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Yes, perfect description if turning by hand. That confirms there is no mechanical internal issue such as the cam out of time!!!! Thanks for responding.Its a MF 220 1980's
Its not a smooth spin when when the cylinders reach the top it becomes harder to pull and requires more effort to spin but then its free and repeats I'm assuming thats compression?
With that said, It should try to fire and run on ether. But let's discuss the administering of the ether.
ALWAYS spray ether to a rotating engine!!!! Usually spray into the air breather intake system. When doing that it will take a couple cylinder's compression to inhale the ether and have an effect. Be careful to not over spray ether. It can cause the engine to kick back and stop turning for a moment. This is because you "flooded" the intake system with ether and it ignited outside the cylinder with closed valves.
I've saw engines, gas and/or diesel run on a spray can of ether correctly administered by the mechanic. I'm still unsure why you can't get this engine to at least try to run. But then, I don't know how you are administering the ether.
Keep us updated. I'm very curious and hoping for success!!!