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halifaxhops said:
Any one ever lock stich a block? Just got called my black has a small crack on the water jacket side. Looks interesting never saw it before.
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yes, once on a Cummins. It was the notorious #53 casting. Its a *****. Make sure you have a very sharp, high quality drill bit drill the ends of the crack first and alternate sides as you work inwards.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
I'd still buy it, clone it
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floors and quarters rusted, but rails are good, bunch of good looking parts

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Today's goal: Do as little as possible in preparation for doing not much tomorrow. LOL
I do have to go to work tonight, but should be relatively easy night. I expect most of the presses will shut down early to do a good cleanup for the 4 day weekend. But not early enough to get into too many "While they are down.." projects.
 
wow. Local middle school reportedly just recorded an 87.3 mph wind!
 
zkx14 said:
Today's goal: Do as little as possible in preparation for doing not much tomorrow. LOL
I do have to go to work tonight, but should be relatively easy night. I expect most of the presses will shut down early to do a good cleanup for the 4 day weekend. But not early enough to get into too many "While they are down.." projects.
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tomorrow isn't too bad, gonna go hunting in the AM, then dinner at the FIL in the evening. Saturday, we're doing our family Turkey dinner. That'll be a LONG day
 
dukeboy_318 said:
tomorrow isn't too bad, gonna go hunting in the AM, then dinner at the FIL in the evening. Saturday, we're doing our family Turkey dinner. That'll be a LONG day
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Driving across the state this afternoon to my mother in laws house on the farm. Lots of good food. No diet this weekend. Cinnamon rolls and chocolate pie!
 
dukeboy_318 said:
tomorrow isn't too bad, gonna go hunting in the AM, then dinner at the FIL in the evening. Saturday, we're doing our family Turkey dinner. That'll be a LONG day
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Just doing a 12pound turkey here. Wife and I staying home for this one. Daughter heading back to Jersey today. If she gets her clearance from the doc today, her first day back will be Black Friday. :eek: She works at Ann Taylor - (woman's clothing)
 
Yep that was an amazing row of 40 & 41 Willy's. Probably never see something like that anywhere else.
 
zkx14 said:
Just doing a 12pound turkey here. Wife and I staying home for this one. Daughter heading back to Jersey today. If she gets her clearance from the doc today, her first day back will be Black Friday. :eek: She works at Ann Taylor - (woman's clothing)
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I think the one I'm doing is around 26-28 pounds. I forget which one I set out
 
ZMan67S said:
Yep that was an amazing row of 40 & 41 Willy's. Probably never see something like that anywhere else.
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You never know what you might see. There's always some nice Studebakers there as well. I like them all.
 
toolmanmike said:
Any dimensions or specs? Doesn't look like it.
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The wiper arms are stuck as if they were cast on. There is a little spring under there that I can move. I have not done this in maybe 35 years so it is much forgotten. But I see in the shop manual there is a tool for it. I do not have that tool. Have to scratch my head on this one.

Bill
 
zkx14 said:
Just doing a 12pound turkey here. Wife and I staying home for this one. Daughter heading back to Jersey today. If she gets her clearance from the doc today, her first day back will be Black Friday. :eek: She works at Ann Taylor - (woman's clothing)
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Got me 6 pound turkey breast to cook up. Should be just enough for me and the critter with some leftover for a sammie or two..
 
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