Do you own a shotgun and a worm jacket?
Frank😈
Good for you Gary. Let me know if you need a head with no cracks.
Gary,
Where did you sit when you drove it into the shop???
I am just finishing up the hand crank on my fifteen. Then I will put the radiator back on mine. :dance:
John
Following your trials and tribulations while offering advice and following advice of others has been a learning experience!
Thanks again for sharing Ernie in the Forum!
Jeff
Following your trials and tribulations while offering advice and following advice of others has been a learning experience!
Thanks again for sharing Ernie in the Forum!
Jeff
John,
It is what I call a farm shop fix. If you look closely at where the seat should be, there are 2 c-clamps holding a 4x8x12 inch block of wood. That was my seatback. I would not want to ride like that for very long. G
It makes you feel good after all the work and aggrivation doing stuff over and over when they finnally run and move under there own power!👍 Jason
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