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Got caught in the exact same circumstance. Learned my lesson after the the guy in the car I bumped claimed major damage to his car and showed up in court with a neck brace, and his car had some damage prior. 38k settlement in his favor. Fraud for sure, but anytime you tap someone's rear bumper...

I run a single 3800 cfm fan on an aluminum 2 core rad. After the 440 was broke in, I rarely see temps past 190 in stop and go at ambient air temps around 100. There's 1000's out there that run similar set-ups with no issues. In the OP'S case, I would check for restricted flow, weak antifreeze...

Mirror the experience for my situation. Went from a four speed to an auto after an accident left me with no feeling in my foot. Couldn't tell if my foot was on the pedal, much less the strength to engage it. Hopefully (even with a hydraulic clutch) you don't experience any discomfort while...

Oil (at least around here) tends to attract dirt and dust. My carb was stored in the box it was shipped in, wrapped in a couple trash bags.

I use this photo as my screen saver. It makes a powerful statement. Thank you for posting it.

When you changed the brake shoes you've effectively changed the required volume of fluid in the master. Thicker shoes/less fluid. Did you notice any fluid leaking from the master cap during the bleeding process? On a single pot, it may be benificial to leave the master cap off when bleeding the...

The motor used in my truck was stored on an engine stand for 23 years before we brought out of hibernation. It would be to your benifit to remove the carbs and manifolds and store them seperately, depending on the length of time not being used. Boat engines are fogged prior to storage due to...

I sincerely hope your bouts with this dreadful malady aren't anywhere near as painful as mine. I'm usually stuck on the couch for three days, completely immobil. Hope you recover soon.

Not that I like you can't function. Envious of your boat and plane. Let's go!

Thanks @Hey-O Just placed an order for two pair. Should be able to use these while buffing out some trim pieces. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Hadn't thought of that. I've tried just about everytning else.

Thanks, @Hey-O The coating on those looks to be what I need. I'd like to get back into my other hobby....

No, I haven't tried anything as of yet. This is the docs recommendation as the meds prescribed to treat the psoriasis caused some adverse reactions.

Are they chemical resistant?

Thanks for your concern, but I've been to the doc for this. It's initially a nickle silver reaction, which turns into a psoriasis attack. Tried medication for the psoriasis and had a bad reaction to it. This stuff is a real pain in the a**.

Hence, the request. Just turning the wing nut on the air cleaner flares the condition.

Looking for a good mechanics glove that won't transfer metal particles to direct contact with the skin. Turns out I'm highly alergic to nickle silver. Can't wear a belt where the buckle comes into contact with my belly, as huge reactions occur, even with a shirt tuck. I've set my silversmithing...

Pretty good workhorse but not known for it's snappy performance.

Meth has a tendency to heighten one's emotions. Hope the gun ain't loaded.

"Just don't try to explain to them why it had to be 60 1/2 feet instead of an even 60" I had heard at one time it's due to most pitchers' feet held sideways in (front) of, but touching the bar at the top of the pitchers' mound. Usually during a game, there's quite a hole created in front of...