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THANK YOU farmerJason! The documents you posted helped immensely. I was able to get the engine spinning under compression with the pony, and then once I pushed the fuel lever a bit up she popped right off.- BigWD
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70 Diesel Issues
Thanks that's helpful. It disengages with a snap just about the neutral position (going forward). I'm going to check and ensure the decompression fingers are releasing from the valve springs. I can't pull start it yet as I'm a one man operation.- BigWD
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Need some guidance here I have a 1955 70diesel. When I got it, the pony hadn’t run for at least 30 years and the main engine hadn’t run for 2 years (it was pull started). The muffler had a crack and the crankcase had some water in it, with the diesel oil floating on top of it. I drained it...- BigWD
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Got an unstyled "G" - in parts
Yes they are, and I have them. From the picture you saw, I removed the clamp so that I could move the wheels inboard. But I have it, and all the big bolts.- BigWD
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Got an unstyled "G" - in parts
Yes I have the clamps. I believe the rear wheels are correct. The fronts obviously are not.- BigWD
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Got an unstyled "G" - in parts
This is 7549 Best I can tell the wheels are original, from the documentation I found on it.- BigWD
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Got an unstyled "G" - in parts
It spins and is complete. That’s all I know. I feel good about it from what I’ve toyed around with so far.- BigWD
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Got an unstyled "G" - in parts
That's a great idea I hadn't considered. Thanks!- BigWD
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Got an unstyled "G" - in parts
I'm the new owner of a '38 unstyled G. Another member was looking at it and passed on it, I ended up working out a deal with the seller and hauled it home. Looks like everything is there, plus a few extra parts. Got a bunch of Two-Cylinder magazines as well as Green Magazines, probably 15...- BigWD
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What is a 1949 Model A worth?
A non-running A isn't worth much, and $1500 is a rich price. I paid $1500 for mine running. I'm in FL and interested in talking about the G. Maybe we can work out a deal with a seller to buy them both for a good price.- BigWD
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