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Vot do you do with the dirty solvent? We are going to the recycle place today, and I will ask them too.

Yukon, NWT, Nunavut, is a staggery large chunk of land. Few people live up there. Many places are only accessible by plane, or dog sled in the winter. Mostly float planes. The landing strip on the road to Inuvat, is a flat part of the main road to it. Weird to see the signs indicating a landing...

This could be wrong, but. The head cheese at Heinz, probably past tense, is Tony O’Reilly. He played for the British Lions rugby team about 1957. There are no 57 kinds, it is just a number.

I am hoping this stays on topic. But first for Charger. Thank you. Hopefully before I croak, I will sell this place. The technical problem is the vehicles and the bikes, and other stuff. So I will try and sell it as is, fully furnished, with whatever is here. All included with the price of the...

Some English cars have the shift lever on the right hand side, close to the door. However, shifting with the left hand is more natural. Some of the big tricks had two gear levers. That was interesting shifting both.

Lord James Blairs, my sponsor when I moved to Hawaii a view years ago. Had an impressive name, but he was a pro wrestler, and English. Lived in Oahu Hawaii. Was nearly killed by the Japanese in WW2.

Not sure what you are getting at here. We had an astronaut die recently. I recently had a message deleted for going off topic, so I am hesitant to comment on US thoughts, and the rest of the world. Before the Hulk, Lord James Blairs was English, Gene Kaniski was Canadian, the two farmer type...

I suppose it is not fair that a lot of folks die too soon. Our Canadian astronaut also died. All of these folks younger than me. And today I got a letter that said I need a medical exam next year to retain my driving licence. Good grief.

Herb my old neighbour, used to own Herb 9N. Herb, the tractor, would often run crappy, and sometimes not start. Herb, the farmer bought a new Ford tractor. One day he moved all the cows and himself far away. I bought the tractor, had the same running issues, sometimes fine, sometimes crappy. It...

I have quite a bit of pedal travel, but the Tukvan stops. All new bits. I will watch this thread for ideas. Originally I thought bleeding was the issue. I also heard the master cylinder can fail. That is also new.

Drive anything a few miles on a gravel road, and see how much dust is inside. We went about 1200 miles on gravel, so got a lot of dust. We leak more now than when new, but I bet the Tukvan leaked from day one. Also there is the hardened and congealed dust under the floor and in the running gear...

They ran the track, facing West. They used to go facing East. Is this the same SIR, Seattle International Raceway, that has the road race track attached to it? Would be an anti clockwise track. I think Kent is the local town. Have not been for a few years.

I have half an acre and a new house, 800 steps from the ocean, a 41 Ford tractor, a 77 Dodge camper van, and a few bikes. All that is legit. The downside, the pub 800 steps away, burned down and has not been rebuilt. The travel lift was deemed not safe. So I have to go about twenty miles to get...

I have a 41 Ford 9N.

I paid $175 for my 59 Plymouth Fury. $175 for a 53 GMC panel van. $175 for a 53 Chev with a 6 cylinder. All those in 67, and 69. I paid $00 for my 77 Dodge camper van, but managed to spend about $15,000 over the last three years. One tyre is more money than what a vehicle cost a few years ago.

I am not fond of gauges that say good bad or indifferent. My gauge tells me the temperature in numbers. Most of the time it shows 180, which is where the thermostat opens. Up a hill, or when more work is being done from the engine, it might go to 190. We went to the Arctic ocean with the rad...

We will probably need a cooling system in the Tukvan, when we drive South. We do have opening air scoops at ankle level, both sides. Is there a simple 12 volt air cooling system. We have 12 volt E power, and solar panels, separate from the engine starting battery.

I spent an extra day on the mainland wasting time. But I did do a search for lowering links for my Triumph motorcycle. And I sent a msg to my local gold club, to tell them the beer they serve, is awful.

Meanwhile I will stick with Einstein who said “ To put mass in motion requires energy, to change the speed of mass once in motion, requires energy. The amount of energy is in proportion to the mass “ We all know this as heavier things are harder to move. Motorcycles suffer from wind resistance...

I asked Edelbrock what to use, and they suggested a Performer, which is the same name they call a lot of things. I have the same carb but with a manual choke, same manifold. Electronic ignition. No mods to the stock exhaust until it fails. If the stock cam has the fibre gears, I suggest removing...