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Going to need help with the French car
I’ll see if I can find it online. Used to subscribe, occasionally sign on for a year when they offer a deep discount. I enjoy looking at the auction results. -
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Long 350 won’t start
I would do the borescope first, then ATF if you feel like it. You’ll get a better picture of what’s going on in there.- RedMF40
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Going to need help with the French car
I have new plug wires ordered—all two of them. The current ones look like they’ve been on the car since 1966. When I was doing the engine work I replaced the spark plugs (some strange French brand) but forgot the plug wires. Odometer reads around 34k miles which is probably accurate. These cars... -
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Going to need help with the French car
Thanks for the reminder, compression test was next on my to-do list. -
Going to need help with the French car
Thanks, I have the repair manual and full restoration guide as well. FYI-regular 4 stroke engine, nothing fancy. Single barrel carb. Actually thought I was posting in tractor talk. -
Going to need help with the French car
Just a heads up, I’ll elaborate in a bit. I’ve rebuilt the top end, put new piston rings in and the motor sounds strong. Getting a “miss” or kind of spitting through the carb. I’ll post a video of what’s going on. The heads were professionally redone by a very good local guy. 1966 Citroën 2CV... -
Sabotage?!
Thinking outside the box: snip a few connections to try to drum up repair work?- RedMF40
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International T340 Capabilities
I don’t know how much of a skid steer $8k will buy but you might consider looking at them. I’d stay away from antique machinery for getting any real work done. Looks like they stopped making the T 340 in 1965 and it’s possibly older.- RedMF40
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New tractor
However long it took to wash it, looks like it got a full restoration during that time.- RedMF40
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Thought some might be interested in seeing this.
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Thought some might be interested in seeing this.
Not familiar with that character. Read quite a few of the adventures of Captain Horatio Hornblower. I’ll remember the author in a minute. -
Thought some might be interested in seeing this.
Hope everyone’s ok. Here’s a truck pic I never used. 18 wheelers propped against each other on deck. August, 1979. -
Flat Tire
I have the same project, same building, same bees. Woodpeckers enlarged one of the holes which a family of starlings took as an invitation to raise their young so they moved in.- RedMF40
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