What company has that mopar truck catalogue? I blanked out.
Sounds good. When you have time, if you a set of light weights to spareI am not a fan of welding and filing them at all. I should send you some weights to play with. Usually they are 58G, been messing around with brining them lighter seems to extend the curve a bit. Just *** deep here between the truck and the dock and the field.
LOL I was just going to send you spare weights to grind down, small block or big?Sounds good. When you have time, if you a set of light weights to spare
I'm working mostly on house stuff - that's the priority here. I'm making brackets for a fence post. I forgot to bring a good hacksaw and spare blades yesterday - made the job twice as hard.
LMC truck was the one I was thinking of they want $8 ea!
That would work - I have that sb distributor with a worn out shaft I could take the weights from. I need to invest in a good scale.LOL I was just going to send you spare weights to grind down, small block or big?
Have you looked through Restoration Specialty Supply's catalog?LMC truck was the one I was thinking of they want $8 ea!
'bout the same on temp here. Our rain should hold off till this afternoon around the time I start work.high of 55 today, and more rain is what they are forecasting. Gotta work anyway so doesn't really matter lol
I have used plenty of power tools. Some people think of the heavy stuff like Jackhammers and hammer drills... Having done woodworking as a job and hobby -If anything did damage to me it was sanders. Especially years ago, they vibrated a lot more. Felt it in hands and arms long after...No long term power tool usage. A lot of vibration through the steering wheel in my old tool trucks for 28 years probably did it. I think driving those trucks for so long did more damage than I realize.
Did you go somewhere?Hey Gang....Im Baaaaaack..........LOL
We need to figure out the software or get a 3D scanner.Find a college with a 3-D printer? Have them print them as part of a class project???
What's the tach drive race units? 56g - that would seem to be a good start.I have one just let me know what you want Grams work the best on them, Stock is usually 58.
Same type? There was a place here on Spring Garden St, East of N Broad that had lots of that stuff. OMR may know where they moved - assuming they still exist.Whats funny I have some NOS I got in a lot of parts but they are for the pop's rocker moulding took years to find them.
No way I am paying 8 for two!Same type? There was a place here on Spring Garden St, East of N Broad that had lots of that stuff. OMR may know where they moved - assuming they still exist.
@Old man ray
Not the same as anything else? Know anyone with a Bridgeport?Might be less actually they are pretty small next time I am in one I will weigh them. I HAVE ONE THAT IS OPEN NEED A PICKUP PLATE FOR IT! Cannot find one without getting a distrib and pulling it!
Your forcaster was correct...Morning all, woke up to snow today. Back in the 60s tomorrow though. Welcome back Mitch.