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Few areas I will let the sun work out as i do not want to chance heat gun on pvc vinyl and really f something up
Just pullin your chain, you ford guys are easy. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Krazymaan
gettin close ... maybe 2 weeks. ;-)
http://www.performanceboats.com/delt...-repair-3.html
Didn’t you say that umm........two weeks ago.
I really have no place to talk to talk as I’m way behind you in progress on my project.
Some guys would have just stayed in it, that photo could have looked way different.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrichartz
I felt it, idled down and shut it off and got home did compression and it was still even on all six..nothing on the plug either..was at the end of the year so I never pulled the head till the other day..didn't take a good look at the cylinder(still hopeful) just went on to the other motor and putting these On...comp # with a weak battery and cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by FMP
Going to pull the other one apart in the two weeks.. hopefully...Attachment 400720Attachment 400722
Just realized you've two of them! Yes , hopefully nothing else but some cleanup. More snow on route if you're upstate, calling for a foot+ .
https://www.screamandfly.com/attachm...2&d=1519911549
Well when ya can't find what your looking for you make it.Steering bar for the v-6 mrec 200hp for cable and pulley style.
The pic with the arm on the mid is not the one im making will post pics when im done .
Looking good Ken. When are we gonna give it a go on the river? Looked open to me yesterday and Saturday is should hit 50!
Really would not want to titanic it, iceberg your in my way. lol
Well got the steering bar made yesterday getting close to drop the powerhead on maybe today? Now with the pan on the metal bungie tabs hit the steering arm [ always sumptin ] so had to remove them and mod the arm to hold the rear bungies.
Still need to make two braces from the say middle of the arm to bottom of one of the powerhead studs for more support.
Cleaning up some long overdue projects.This was a freebie from a couple years back.These old tool room lathes are as good as it gets.Before and after.Attachment 400944Attachment 400945Attachment 400946Attachment 400947
I spent the week shoveling mud and silt from the shops. :(