These two engines (#'s 2 and 3) started much easier after getting the first engine started as bleed air from engine 1 could be crossbled to start engines 2 and 3. For those who don't know, this aircraft was on it's way to the Airline History Museum in Kansas City, where at this time, it is planned to remain static without operable engines. The engines that now hang on the aircraft are slated to be removed and scrapped as the precious metals in the engines are very valuable. It's hard to believe this bird will likely never fly again once it lands in Kansas City!!