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I boxed and removed a bunch of stuff from out 1940s service station ahead of demolition. I knew what and where most of this stuff was. A few years ago and over 50 years later, I went through the boxes and found an unopened SnapOn tester. I gave it and all of the plugs, points and condenser...

Cotter pins and Castle nut are still in use in 2024.

I read the attachment several times and I found the contained information contradicts itself more than a few times. From mu experience the solvent is flammable.

You can expect your heater to produce a liter of condensation for every equivalent amount of fuel.. The exhaust at the heater should be a little higher than the far end of the horizontal pipe. The condensation is a product of combustion, nothing else.

This took a while. A generation may have passed. I still have this rotisserie. the drive for the rotisserie is a HALDEX automatic slack adjuster. I made a few wimple mods. The worm 21/1 drive holds the rotisserie when the crank stops. It is very stable. The casters are, ALL-GOOD.

I went for a visit and BROKE out laughing when my friend showed up. I cannot show the picture he does not know about. He showed up in his yard, naked and riding an Harley Davidson golf cart.

I had to build the lift crank and the quill gear guard. I decided to build a motor house on the base. the flat belts came from Hit and Miss Enterprises. I like the segmented red belts. (at the back) Picture 2 is a remake of a bent shaft. The shaft had to be turned to size because the 100 year...

I have a WF&J Barnes 20" I bought it in Seattle. I paid too much.

If you copy what I did, I would feel honored. Make sure you post pictures so others might learn something from your design. You posted, "my next Cummins conversion." I bought a new 24 valve at an insurance auction. The RAM was the victum of a test drive that did not return. I have been giving...

I have 4 of them. They became residents here as part of a deal. I had several Kennedy. I sell Kennedy because I do not like the colour. The Kennedy boxes were made by BEACH, in Canada.

I paid much more than the real value of this tachometer. I wanted this and few are available, so the collision of two realities made the price what I paid. A local print and sticker shop is going to reproduce the colorful face of this tachometer so I can have extras to convert the extra SW...

Sorry for a late reply. If every person were as positive as you, their suggestions would be welcomed. I am eyeing the crate engine 2.8 liter. I am considering installing a 2.8 in my 1940 Ford.

Kicking mine around. Were you the guy walking on Kitsilano Beach? There were the usual footprints in the sand and the mysterious drag mark between the foot impressions. Two elderly residents from an assisted ling near the beach spied the impressions in the sand. One Granny said WTH? The other...

My long time friend, Peter, stopped buying these gloves because he was unable to buy rights, in Canada. I told him to forget about it. In other countries they cannot buy lefts. ;-)>

What do you have for return air?

I have a bunch of these. I picked many of them out of the garbage and scrap-bins at work...

You are telling my story. Even the motorcycle is the same model. It was an overcast day today. I stayed inside at my desk and looked longingly at the garage. I have a list of things I want to check on. I don't like hearing, "At least, you are still alive! Alive has a rather loose connection to...

You are not serious, are you?

I included a built-in vacuum when we built the garage. I use an EZ FLO The shop has three inside connections and one in the carport. https://easyflo.com/ I bought a swimming pool vacuum hose to get the extra length. I found this 30 foot hose at a garage sale for $20. An interesting fact. A...