bob staehle

K8096 Don't know how you found that CL add. Parts now have a new home. Thanks Bob

The Caterpiller factory has been installing batt. disconnect switches on the ground cable, of their heavy equipment for years & years & years. for what its worth Bob

ballroom believe firing order 153624 I think you are looking at firing order on dist in reverse direction Bob

Matt, Back in the day when I was turning wrenches on trucks we used a product called DRISLIDE on leaf springs. Bob

I have to ask why?

Nice pics Greg. Pic. 1 is a good reason why parallel parking was part of the DL test back in the day.

Zipdang, I have been to GCP several times. Always take my wife with me, we stop at Nancy's Main St. Diner for lunch. Good food, 50's 60's decor. Bob

X2 on Jon Wright. I took some parts to him, they took pix of them, quoted me a price on the spot. He stands behind his work. Bill was as quoted.

Till death do us part

A high wheeler with a steering wheel ??????

Jan, Take your bearing to a bearing supplier, like motion ind. If they can't match it up, i would have one made out of oilite bronze. The only time the pilot bearing is used, is when the clutch is disengaged and the trans. is in gear. good luck Bob

Jan, Your clutch asm. looks like a Borg&Beck those pins are there so that the pressure plate rotates with the flywheel. they are usually put in from inside the flywheel. You should be able to drive them out with a pin punch from outside of the the flywheel. Should be an access hole to let you do it. You will probably have to rotate the flywheel in order to do it. Be careful when you remove the clutch asm. from the trans. the clutch spring is under a lot of tension. Good luck with your project Bob

Curti give the people at Devcon a call 1-855-489-7262. that being said, i would be concerned about heat transfer. good luck with your project Bob

bought a spray can of internal frame coating, it comes with a 24" long hose, one end end of the hose goes on the spray can, the other end of the hose has a conical nozzle. u are supposed to push the hose into your boxed frame push the button on the can and slowly pull it out to coat the inside of your boxed frame. everything was going good until the hose blew off of the can. between the back pressure in the hose and my reaction time to release the button, i got coating on my arm, face, glasses, and in my right eye. by the the time i was done rinsing my eye the coating had dried, i had to clean my arm, face, & glasses with solvent. called their tec. hot line and tried to explain that they needed to put a clamp on the attachment point on the hose at the can. they said they were sorry for any inconvenience and be sure to read all safety data on the product. if you are going to use this product PUT A CLAMP ON THE HOSE AT THE CAN bob

JBF Restoration Supply Co. in CA. has #1110 bulbs listed in their catalog for $5.00