Well, buying them piecemeal like that, instead of as a kit, is the most expensive way to do it, but you likely got top notch quality, and you know...
Pickled meece!
The piston seals may still be ok, or they might have been compromised by being extended past the last port? Hard to say from here...
Yeah I guess I didn't word that the best...it's not a "small" plane, like a Cessna, but not one of the big boys either. But my whole point of...
This. As mentioned, gotta keep the rod in line though. You probably didn't need to reseal the piston, but now that you have it that far out, do it.
Use a Tootsie roll...work it into the bait holder, they can't steal it off...it lasts n lasts n lasts...unless you don't check the trap often, and...
Correct...I was with my buddy all day today, and he is an airline pilot. At lunch time he was watching the video on some sort of FAA/pilot news...
Two way cyl, shouldn't matter...well, I guess the ram does take up some room, so you are right...and it would especially so on a model with a...
That speed on the interstate would probably cause a pileup...I know on I-77 through WV it would! Not sure if that's where OP was or not...
I don't see how it matters when the system is dry...fill the reservoir and start the pump, cycle the cylinder, shut it off and top off the...
I don't recall ever having a pin move...but never used Chinese pistons in bike engines though either... manufacturing issue IMO
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Oh, I forgot about the hole question...if it's about a 1/4" hole right out by the edge, there's supposed to be a bolt with a fender washer in...
Sounds like gm tow/haul mode automatically factors in some level of engine braking. If you were at highway speeds (or anything much over a crawl)...
Sorry to hear that...sure hope that's a typo! o_O
It doesn't really matter, that is a PD pump so it'll self prime...just fill the reservoir, start the engine and cycle the cylinder, shut it off...
Ours is still 100A...fuses too, although many have been updated to breaker conversion inserts. Only about 16 circuits on original panel, then a...
It was lodgedtree...he did some logging too I think.
Uh...I think he made some lumber too...maybe...?
We had a member here that had one...from Maine IIRC...name escapes me now. Was always posting pics of his wife (no reminders yoop!!)
