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Was sad to hear.
As to packing bearings, I’ve switched to using a grease needle, which I sharpened to fit smaller bearings. Insert between each roller and pump...
I like the HAMB classifieds. Haven’t sold a lot, but no hassles. Plus, the feedback option works great!
Haha, when you find your dash, you can come sleuth out my missing spare oil bath air cleaner.
Good to know!
Heard fantastic stuff about Hylomar, used by high end English automakers. Was about to order some, then stumbled on this. Supposed to be...
Could be wrong, but it seems the Canadian flatheads in trucks had a bigger filter canister.
Nice. Good to have a teacher like you.
Is that the orange Permashield? Just “fixed” a leaking fuel shutoff for OT tractor with a piece of felt drenched in Seal All, so far so good
Well, what really burns my britches is a flame about 34 inches high.
That is correct, forgot that. I have a couple local boneyards I cruise now and again. I always close hoods. Come back, yep, hood up. Jackasses.
One of life’s mysteries; you find an old car/pickup/truck, the hood may be up, for sure air cleaner is off, and more than half the time the rocker...
Jnaki to the courtesy phone!
Oops, reply to someone who quoted nice setting for the 4wd.
Setting isn’t too far from WI. Rollag, MN, home of the Western MN Steam Threshers Reunion. Awesome place. I have a 16 year old daughter that...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Not mine, but could find room for it!
Not uncommon to pit helper springs under half tons. There were aftermarket kits available. Even some home brew ones Congrats on the find!
Tractor Supply has “00” pourable grease. It is cotton picker spindle grease. Corn head grease is “0”. Neither will cavitate as NLGI 1 or 2...
Way cool!
RIP Mr. Pink. And Ryan, you have a way with words.
Them’s drag chains from a dragline. I look out the window and see them 15-16 days a month. Fella on I-94 had some hanging from a large post with...
That is true ^^^^. Auto makers did not want to compete with war surplus, other than items that stayed stateside.
Curious, are those side draft Zeniths from a 30s COE GMC?
Years ago at the Portland Swap Meet a fellow had a NOS side oiler block, was asking 5k firm. Bet that would be 10k now.
Any “ in the wild” pictures of the Ford 427 Calliope?
Well done!
could use a coat of spar marine varnish, maybe too late…
Ford part number on box is 1A-18327-A. So, 1951.
The start of a wood gas- powered contraption like the Germans had during WW2?
When I was but a wee lad, my dad had a 46-early 47 Chevy like that. Used it as fuel wagon on the farm. My parents, being political satirists,...
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