Recent content by Mlowery

Makes good sense to lap the panels away from the prevailing winds. Sorry I did not make my point clear. If you look on the manufactures website it will show you which side is designed to be under and which side over. It makes it possible to stich the side lap. We normally do this 20"O.C. We...

You have the sheets lapped wrong. The longer leg on the side goes under the side lap. It's there to makes it easier to stich the side lap.

You might concider shaving the large head to get the cc's closer. It will only take approx. .010 to get you 2cc. Shouldn't cost much. It is not too hard to check the actual cc's. If they have ever been worked they may be closer or farther apart. I would also check the intake and exhaust ports...

The **** Shack's Bundle-Maker 3000

The tool is for installing freeze plugs

The top hat seal Ole Slew showed, I believe is 78 or newer. Your tube looks like an aftermarket. I have never had much luck with them. The newer tubes get noticeably smaller where it goes into the trans allowing the seal shown to work. If your stick only has a grove for an O-ring, the seal shown...

Wow, if I hadn't spent so much time typing, I would have known you got it started. Good deal.

There are two, sometimes three, small screws that holds the coil cover on top of the cap. Remove the coil cover to view the wires going to the coil. If you have burnt something, one of these may be burnt. You can now see the battery/ignition wire goes directly to the coil and the smaller red...

There is a small amount of magnetism between the pick up coil and reluctor. You can mark a spot on the housing in relation to number one terminal on the cap. With the rotor pointing toward this mark back the housing off clockwise. As you slowly bring it back counterclockwise the rotor will jump...

I think the ac is not providing enough outside air to compensate for the fan blowing out the window. The ac may be only recirculating the air and not bringing in any outside air. This may be causing a negative pressure in the room. This may be sucking in air from every nock and cranny. You may...

Look on Mueller for RPN #1482. You could make this work. If you needed 100' the freight may not hurt too bad. If I only needed 10-20' I would take standard headwall flashing and notch the high rib profile out of it. You could make a pattern of the high rib only and lay it out on 12' centers. or...