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Swapped the grinder and welder for hammer and nails
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I'm guessing I know where the ladders and tower came from. Looking good so far Chris. -
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Swapped the grinder and welder for hammer and nails
Cub Cadet and one other reacted to the showman for a post in a topic
Bit more progress to the front of the house, Hand rails cut to size and glossed white next job on Pams list is the canopy which is now 19 years old and suffered from water leaks so the wood is pretty rotted. No prizes for guessing where the tower and ladders came from but came in handy today With some help from my Son and Grandson the canopy is now down and smashed to bits ready for the tip -
1 pointI recently purchased this 1967 Drillgine. It’s in good condition. But I haven’t been able to get it running. It seems to be getting intermittent spark and I found the primer pump was plugged. The fuel inlet to the pump was plugged. The diaphragm is hard and distorted. I don’t have any instructions or diagrams to work from. The numbers on the cylinder plate is 13B352 5010952 Thank you for any help Dennis.
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1 pointNot hard to guess, Alan. Wood to the tip? Waste full!
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1 pointOh dear, the wires with old crumbly perished rubber insulation, the last one I worked on was so bad I ended up sleeving all of the alternator wires with heat-shrink tubing. The wiring for the 110V outlet isn't made from rubber & didn't need sleeving. David
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1 pointLike the hub puller; just like pulling the track sprocket on a D8, but the can take two big pepper pot burners and a 150 ton ram!
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1 pointIt’s not realy rare , if you type in Nickerson or Norwalk in the question box in top right hand corner of the home page ime sure you will find a few posts on these
