I was reading the post about the crank pulley and learned that Earl died in a car wreck this past June. I'm not sure how many of the regulars from this site knew that since I never saw any posts. For those who didn't know him, Earl was a retired machinist and had a small machine shop in his garage. He developed several parts and special tools that could no longer be found on the open market. I purchased several items from Earl over the years. He was a remarkable craftsman.
