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Old 01-20-2016, 12:26 PM
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I was checking the condition of your paint it looked really good as far as I could see. I'd be a lot farther on my rebuild if I didn't have to worry about repainting mine. How far are you going to tear into your motor? rebuild?
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I was checking the condition of your paint it looked really good as far as I could see. I'd be a lot farther on my rebuild if I didn't have to worry about repainting mine. How far are you going to tear into your motor? rebuild?
Well, that depends I guess is my best answer. I need to clean it up and see what all needs to be replaced. It ran pretty good as far as I am concerned, so to be honest, I don't know.
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And the next project begins.

Looking good so far!!
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And the next project begins.

Looking good so far!!
I WILL BE CONTACTING YOU SOON!!! "Buddy ole pal...
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Got some more of the oil seeping pig apart today. I swear there isn't a inch on this thing that isn't covered in oil...

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looks oily,maybe it is coming from the fuel pump gasket,
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looks oily,maybe it is coming from the fuel pump gasket,
And the valve covers, and the governor shaft, fill neck......
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It will never rust, the oil companies love you. Oh yeah and your helping my Exxon stock.
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Lord knows it needs all the help it can get right now......
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Todd,
Yes it sure needs a clean up! Good winter project too.
Will be watching.
Good talking with you the other day.
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