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Archive through December 31, 2017
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Ed, as far as I know that info does not exist.
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Well, over the weekend I was able to get the 127 on all four wheels.
Blasted/painted the rear rims, installed the new Carlisle turf tires. Looking purdy now.
I tried to start it in single digits, but it won't spin it over fast enough. The pump is still holding it back. My 149 cranked over fine and started. I think, not sure, but I wonder if somehow in it's previous life someone put the wrong fluid in it? Too thick? I know removing the driveshaft allows it to start quickly. I think once it warms enough to drain the fluid I am going to change it and see if that helps.
Now I need to give the deck a once over and make sure everything is good to use. Hope to get some seat time this spring.
Blasted/painted the rear rims, installed the new Carlisle turf tires. Looking purdy now.
I tried to start it in single digits, but it won't spin it over fast enough. The pump is still holding it back. My 149 cranked over fine and started. I think, not sure, but I wonder if somehow in it's previous life someone put the wrong fluid in it? Too thick? I know removing the driveshaft allows it to start quickly. I think once it warms enough to drain the fluid I am going to change it and see if that helps.
Now I need to give the deck a once over and make sure everything is good to use. Hope to get some seat time this spring.
Nothing going on in my shop today, or yesterday for that matter.
Damn furnace crapped out!!
Had to move all my potatoes to my son's shop to keep them from freezing.
So...I'm on a list for service calls as of 3 hours ago. sigh.....
-18 here this AM and only +2 as I type this
Damn furnace crapped out!!
Had to move all my potatoes to my son's shop to keep them from freezing.
So...I'm on a list for service calls as of 3 hours ago. sigh.....
-18 here this AM and only +2 as I type this
David S., that certainly sucks. Hopefully your furnace will be back online soon and with no frozen pipes or other damage.
