Rainy day round 2 it job?

Geo-TH,In · Apr 29, 2017

What's your rainy day round 2 it job?
For me it's quality time with grease gun and invention time. After greasing everything in pole barn I came up with cylinder protectors by clamping angle iron to bucket curling rods.

If you are wondering why, when I haul brush with forks some brush falls back on curling cylinders and the weight damages O rings.

Hope this will work.
George

old · Apr 29, 2017

Me well I will be taking the EI out of a front mount ford distributor and then switching it back to a points system. The guy who owns this did not read all the directions. He left out things like where is says do not use solid core plug wires. Plus he hot wired it a number of times so he had no ballast resister in the system which the EI papers also said not to do so it run twice after i fixed the wiring it. He fired it up one time after I did and he revved it up real high and it died and lost spark.

David G · Apr 29, 2017

I am almost done with the Ford 961 I have been working on, the air cleaner does not fit right, gonna fix that today, then done.

Geo-TH,In · Apr 29, 2017

I wish I had bought a 961 instead of a Jubilee. About twice the horses, live pto and a zero turn tractor. They don't make that way.

sms · Apr 30, 2017

Started out to put good tires on and fix the rims, had to paint rims, then figured I'd put new axle and brake shaft seals in to stop the leaks, might as well paint things while it is apart. Just fixing it up to use it. It runs good.

Rainy day round 2 it job?

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