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kpinnc

After removing the balance gears from my Bronco 14 a while back, the oil pan developed a pretty big leak. I didn't have a gasket at the time, so I had made one and it just didn't work. 

 

So today I pulled the engine and replaced the gasket. Gonna do some touch up on the engine before reinstalling. My Bronco looks sad with so many parts missing...

 

 

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cafoose
3 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

Yes, I'm sure the Ber Vac would have chewed right thru it.

Fer sure, I cut right thru hard Penn Dot snow banks along Rt 30 with that thing taking small chunks at a time but it got the job done :handgestures-thumbupright:

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ML3
3 hours ago, WHX?? said:

You just working the snot outta that thing this winter ain't ya. :)

Seems like it. Just hasn't really quit snowing here since New Year's Day. Working all the little bugs outta it right quick. Turning out to be more reliable than I thought it would be. 

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c-series don

As I predicted, all this snow is due to the fact that @Ed Kennell sold his Ber Vac blower 🤣

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pfrederi

I think we should take up a collection to help @Ed Kennell  buy another two stage. Save the rest of us a lot of snow work next year:P

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Ed Kennell
1 minute ago, c-series don said:

As I predicted, all this snow is due to the fact that @Ed Kennell sold his Ber Vac blower 🤣

Might be a good time to sell my air conditioners. :confusion-shrug:

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ML3
5 hours ago, c-series don said:

As I predicted, all this snow is due to the fact that @Ed Kennell sold his Ber Vac blower 🤣

I like that its Ed's fault for selling Bervac & not my fault for buying it!! 😆

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Ed Kennell
23 minutes ago, ML3 said:

I like that its Ed's fault for selling Bervac & not my fault for buying it!! 😆

 It sat in my barn unused for 5 years so  I sold it to you so it would get used.   Not my fault your tractor puked and you can't use it.

So let's blame this nasty weather on Mike.  :teasing-poke:

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squonk
On 2/4/2026 at 10:39 PM, 702854boy said:

Did you get your shorts, tang top, and flip flops out?

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SylvanLakeWH

:text-yeahthat: :scared-eek: :scared-eek: :scared-eek:

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WHX??

From the we've seen it all files. Why on earth would someone cut this off? Of all the :wh: come thru here this one has been cobbled the most. 

Fortunately most are easy to reverse but still. :soapbox:

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Dan 312-8
16 hours ago, c-series don said:

One time I woke up and the driveway was plowed, I asked if she saw someone do it and she said no I did it with your truck I couldn’t wait any longer!!

Plows driveways, AND allows you to have as many tractors as you want, AND puts up with your shenanigans!:hilarious:

 

She's a keeper!:handgestures-thumbupright:

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Stan50

New, cheap Chinese fuel pump installed, everything looks OK for now.

 

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WHX??
32 minutes ago, Stan50 said:

everything looks OK for now.

Good job Stan now flip a coin and hope for the best. My experience is 50/50 on them. 

You might know this but when installing make sure the lever goes UNDER the cam lobe. Ask me how I know ... :hide:

It helps when installing to tip the lever down when inserting and "feel" it hit the cam lobe. 

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Stan50

Upss, I just put the pump carefully, tractor started right up and I did some chores  and some driving in the snow...

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Stan50

Upss, I just put the pump , tractor started right up and I did some chores  and some driving in the snow...

7 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

It helps when installing to tip the lever down when inserting and "feel" it hit the cam lobe. 

I'm beginner so i didn't pay much attention to this, just did it with some care :confusion-scratchheadblue:

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Stan50
1 hour ago, WHX?? said:

Good job Stan now flip a coin and hope for the best. My experience is 50/50 on them. 

You might know this but when installing make sure the lever goes UNDER the cam lobe. Ask me how I know ... :hide:

It helps when installing to tip the lever down when inserting and "feel" it hit the cam lobe. 

What could go wrong if pump would be installed improperly? No gas to carburator or something worse?

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Handy Don
26 minutes ago, Stan50 said:

What could go wrong if pump would be installed improperly? No gas to carburator or something worse?

Cam tries to push pump arm farther than its range of motion.

I could see it ripping the diaphragm or bending the pump arm or breaking the pump arm pivot, though I’ve never experienced this personally. 

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