Coupled the engine and torque tube to the transmission today. It's a little difficult to do by yourself, but it's done. Took awhile though. I would recomend having help.
It's hard for me to remember what it looked like before.
Here's a couple of pictures:
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I wouldn't trust that blocking system. Looks like a accident waiting to happen.
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Good question. Is that a high temp paint? What did you put on the carb to keep it shiny? Same thing with the hydraulic block?
Looking real good though.
Me too, I am kind of leary of your tripod system. Best get that front end under real quick!
Keep posting pics, looks real sharp.
Good question. Is that a high temp paint? What did you put on the carb to keep it shiny? Same thing with the hydraulic block?
Looking real good though.
Me too, I am kind of leary of your tripod system. Best get that front end under real quick!
Keep posting pics, looks real sharp.
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Sometimes I'm not too bright but the jack and the 2x4 were just temporary. I have 2-2" angles bolted to the front of the torque tube, one on each side. Nice to see you looking out for me.
Don,
The paint on the manifold is high temp aluminum. Hope it holds up. It's really a little too bright for my taste.
Don,
The paint on the manifold is high temp aluminum. Hope it holds up. It's really a little too bright for my taste.
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