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Achto

You were too quick for me on that Kevin. I'm glad that you found it, but lets not dismiss my open wires idea. I mean it is spose to be a Frankenstein.:lol:

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953 nut
1 hour ago, pullstart said:

My changer did some hurt to the paint, but I assumed it would happen.

I have had good luck protecting paint by slipping the thumb of an old leather glove over the arm on the changer.   :handgestures-thumbupright:   Gotta take the glove off first, then put it on the changer!    :eusa-think:

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ebinmaine
14 minutes ago, 953 nut said:

.......Gotta take the glove off first.....

Unless you want to end up like @posifour11.....

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Pullstart
46 minutes ago, Achto said:

You were too quick for me on that Kevin. I'm glad that you found it, but lets not dismiss my open wires idea. I mean it is spose to be a Frankenstein.:lol:

 

A buddy and I were given a truck one time, with no title, receipt or keys.  The lady just said “There it is, have at it!” And we were dumb enough to not think there was any problem!  It ended up with 3 wires through the top of the dash to start it about like that.  Twist two, tap the other, blast through the field, get some gas and a hot dog in town, blast the field so more, go raise some more cain, repeat!  Yep, the doors, windshield and some other unnecessary items were removed and we drove it to town about once a week not even caring about plates or insurance.  

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Pullstart

It’s a bit cramped, but Frank has a light switch!  He’ll also get fuses!

 

 

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Pullstart

We have crank and spark!  I need to wire up the volt meter, hour meter and light switch still.  If I only started the wheels earlier in the project, we could potentially take a ride soon!  Aaaaahhhhhhh this is so close!

 

 

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Pullstart

Oh, I guess I need to do fuel lines too...  but there are three black wheels at least!

 

 

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rjg854

Looking mighty sharp Kevin :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Pullstart

I found an assortment of sticky back no-scratch furniture pads in the junk drawer.  We have a few of those.  It looks like Frank’s bonnet will get an arrangement to keep from scratching things up too much.

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ebinmaine
53 minutes ago, pullstart said:

I found an assortment of sticky back no-scratch furniture pads in the junk drawer.  We have a few of those.  It looks like Frank’s bonnet will get an arrangement to keep from scratching things up too much.

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Those work great!!

We've put those on a few tractor hoods.

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Mikey the Monkey

cant wait to see this gem at the BS:handgestures-thumbupright:

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Pullstart

Some final prep work...  I brushed and wet sanded the back cover already, the front is next.  The back had zero chrome visible when I started!

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ebinmaine

Gonna be a fine looking piece when your done!!!

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Pullstart

Fronts are mounted up!  Considering the cracks in the sidewalks, I’m surprised they look so decent inflated... but I run low pressure in the tubes anyways.

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, pullstart said:

low pressure

should be fine ... keep an eye on them and don't put any weight more than necessary.

 

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Pullstart
6 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

don't put any weight more than necessary.

 

 

Yeah, I’ll try to stay off it.... no guarantees!

 

 

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Pullstart

The things you find under the covers....  

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Pullstart

I placed the furniture pads in a few places...

 

 

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Tractor boy

@pullstart since when did tires have sidewalks? :eusa-think:

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Achto
2 minutes ago, Tractor boy said:

@pullstart since when did tires have sidewalks? :eusa-think:

 

51 minutes ago, pullstart said:

Considering the cracks in the sidewalks

 

Good catch. I missed that one.:ROTF:

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Pullstart
13 minutes ago, Tractor boy said:

@pullstart since when did tires have sidewalks? :eusa-think:

 

I wish there was an auto correct that worked on shop talk!  Sidewalls sidewalls sidewalls sidewalls (I’m trying to force this “smart” device into submission!). 

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Pullstart

I opened up the hole for the throttle cable.  It probably should have been done before assembly, but I must have missed it.

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Achto
1 hour ago, pullstart said:

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Twisted together & taped is still better than having a Scotchlok in a wire harness. IMO

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If I happen to find Scotchloks in a friend's garage, I kindly throw them away before they can cause a problem.:) 

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Pullstart

I’ll be using neither method on this wiring :handgestures-thumbupright:

 

Frank’s eye looks good on him!

 

 

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WHX??
1 hour ago, Achto said:

Scotchloks in a friend's garage, I kindly throw them away

I got a bushel basket of them in the trailer wiring crap box... I ain't lookin toss them. ...you know how I hate to throw $h!( away!! :lol:

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