Distributor was not driving the oil pump, when he tried to start it... Good F'n thing it never started EHH????
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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I got to get moving want to get that station ready for paint, I have to weld a few brackets on it and it will burn the paint on there already which is fine I have paint.
I agreeI think I was there and don't recall any really off the wall innuendo
It was all about in you end doe.
Yup some one was looking out for him, did you help him do it? Wonder what else he forgot?
Even better - Chrysler's audio-visual 1966 Carburetor Fundamentals from The Master Technician Service Conference Series (Session 222)
No reading required. LOL
That whole thing could have turned out, VERY baddly, Matt... I'm thankfull it didn't start.....OR BLOW UP........
Fisher
Old Guy with a Cool car.
Well i guess you are never to old to learn something new. I picked this up today, cant wait to start playing it.
Matt out tomorrow.
I can see that manifold go straight up!
I can see that manifold go straight up!
I put the rotating assy together for him. He did the rest, asking some questions, which is what I wanted him to do. I did not stand right over his shoulder watching tho.
I figured that.
I have to get going, later all!
I'm checkin it closely now.. he didn't have the intermediate shaft, so he didn't know he needed one. Its on order now. Guess we'll fire it next week sometime
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Reduction in rotating mass. Great hi-perf tip.. But it only helps for a short time..
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Attic floor and pulldown ladder are installed and all the little woman's stuff put back up there.
Now to run romex for her additional lighting on the front porch and maybe a couple more outlets in the garage.
Now to run romex for her additional lighting on the front porch and maybe a couple more outlets in the garage.
You need to stop and get somethin g to drink so you don't dehydrate.
You have had a rather interesting last few days.
Between the car and the motor. If that blew up in the garage. I don't want to think about how bad that would have been.
Oh yea. I was actually serious about learning how things work even if I presented it in not so serious way. Gotta get him thinking..
My experience has been I needed both the hands on and the book learning before I made progress on the learning curve.
1970 version
print Carburetion Fundamentals & Facts (Session 273) from the Master Technician's Service Conference
a/v 1970 Carburetion Fundamentals and Facts from The Master Technician Service Conference Series (Session 273)
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Thanks. I actually have a nice beverage in ny hand right now. I figure it's noon on the East Coast... Why not!
Plus grabbing a hot 120 wire hurts a lot less after a couple of beverages..
Morning all, fun times at the Mitch house hold. Clear sky's but real windy here. might have to play in the garage unless the wife has other plans.
Unconventional
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So wiring the attic lights must be next on the agenda make sure your fingers are dry before testing for electricity. More resistance that way. Less twitching
make sure your fingers are dry before testing for electricity. More resistance that way. Less twitching
Yup....Gotta head out now for more BEER....
Unconventional
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Dang .. Now the chance of rain is including March Meet Saturday 
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