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Good piece of advice,before you work the head have your local machine shop pressure test it.I have pressure tested many that were cracked,the crack in the valve pockets and across the top.Will take a pic shortly of stone dresser and try to get it posted for you.

My daughter works at HF in Greenville,N.C. and the manager told me they were discontinuing the regular 13 dr. bottoms and going to the new glossy one but they would be limited until the old ones were gone.You could carry it back and wait for the new ones to come out,but dont know how long.

For small areas take a 1/4 inch rod custom fit for your length,slot the end with a hacksaw,insert a piece of sandpaper,use in a drill and sand away.Not fast but can get into some tight spots.

Kinston,North Carolina

Hello everyone, Just signed up Friday and thought I would give a little background.Been working for myself around 30 years.I own a automotive machine shop and build engines and cyl-heads.Hobbies are piddling around and fishing,fresh and salt water.Work too much and not enough time off.