I bought a reman engine from Jasper and they won't warranty the engine without a new radiator. I figured since I was throwing money around like I had it to spend I might as well toss some more towards the banks turbo. Got the alternator simply to show that after the first two big ticket items...
I did make the bracket, I should have taken my time and put a bit more of an angle on it because it doesn't sit exactly parallel to the ground and it bugs me every time I look at it. The filter I got from Napa but next time I'll get it online, much cheaper that way.
Now you have me wondering...
It doesn't often get that cold in my neck of the woods, but the low 40s are not unheard of. I have the GP controller delete and with an 8 second count at 42 degrees the engine starts in less than two revolutions. I question whether 15 seconds is excessive, I would think it contributes to an...
I just now noticed the tonneau cover in your first picture. :rolleyes:
If you have an endoscopy camera you may be able to get a view of the linkage and reach it with long nose pliers instead of damaging your cover.
My shop is 40×60 and 16' to the eaves. I should have listened to a friend who told me to lay two courses of block first and then set the building on the block, that way when you build a loft you don't bang your head when you're in the loft and next to the eaves. I think about it every time I hit...
I did that for a lot of years before I built my shop, had my stuff at a friend's shop about 20 miles away. He loved it, but it felt like palimony and all I got was visitation rights.
I went with 40×60 and it didn't take long to fill it up. Sadly, I have enough property to go larger but my wife isn't too agreeable with that idea anymore. Missed opportunities. :frustrate
Wow, you ain't kidding about fantastic views!!! And the last time my shop looked that clean and organized is when I first built it. Very nice. :Thumbs Up
I used to have to travel for work. I took a job with the city about 10 years ago so now I get to play with my toys more often and spend time with my bride. My shop is still a train wreck though. I should have went larger when I built it... much larger. :idiot:
I didn't know that about the pedal. I've never really had an issue with starting, but it doesn't stay cold here for very long either. Thanks for that info.
Yeah, I'm one of those Yankees who live on the gulf. You're in that part of Florida that stayed connected to the lower 48 when bugs bunny cut Florida loose and sent it to South America. I was riding a motorcycle back from Tallahassee around that time in 2014, there wasn't enough clothes on the...
In the mid 1970's it snowed in Florida, my parents had moved here a couple of years prior. I didn't realize then that snow in that part of Florida was such a rarity. It took me most of the front yard to make a snowball, but I persevered. The only wheels I had at that time was a bicycle.... no...
Ha ha. That reminds me of a brand new motorcycle I bought and the stock tires had raised white letters. It took me and a friend two hours with black markers coloring in the letters. To each his own.
I attempted to change the front and rear shocks today. It was a 10 hour fiasco and I only have three done. I changed the front first and removal was easy. Installation, however, was a different story. The 1/2" bolts would not go through the spacers in the shocks and the spacers were too long to...
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