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    flywheel G coming off

    They do for a 70 gas which would be close to the same.
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    lathe projects

    Pictures don't show the real character of black walnut. They are one of a kind.
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    lathe projects

    It doesn't take long to dull a tool.
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    older ditch witch

    I have 2 hot ones here. Is yours a FM or a WICO? Both are for a v4.
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    hip replacement question

    I am disabled & unable to walk. Both hips are bone on bone & I had the left one done last Feb. They put in a locking type joint. No problems even after falling down a few times.
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    h4 magneto 180 off

    By changing the rotor timing, it won"t change when the impulse snaps. But it will make the spark jump a large gap because the rotor won"t line up with a contact in the cap. Time it on the clockwise mark & leave it. He needs a different drive cup or change the governor gear mesh. I have run into...
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    Chainsaw Expert Advise Needed

    You want to DRAG it in the dirt and then expect the saw to cut straight???????????????????
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    Model B Vibration

    Being you are getting different volume out of the petcock, I am thinking you have 2 different pistons in there . one cast iron & one aluminum. Their weight cancel each other as they move opposite, but if one is heaver , it will vibrate. Pull the plugs & see what you can see if any difference...
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    battery volts and amps

    Thing one is what I am saying all along. A cell in the 12 v battery is half the size of the 6v so it can only produce half the amps. I agree with your summary but am still looking for where all those amps are coming from. So far nobody has done so.
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    HELP 44 2N won't start

    Timing doesn't change by itself. Leave it alone.
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    Heat lamp on calves? -50 degrees next few nights

    Heat lamps are just a good way to start a fire. If something touches the bulb, it breaks & the white hot filament falls in the bedding & you have a fire. Neighbor lost his shed with sheep that way.
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    starting problem

    Carbon track in the cap.
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    300 utility valve adjustment

    Jim, I don"t agree with your method as when the ex just closes the in is not on the base of the cam but ready to open. I turn it over till the ex just closes on #1 then set both valves on the running mate which is #4. Continue with the fireing 1342 order.
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    O/T what kind of lubricant you on a re-build

    If it isn"t started soon, the cooking oil will turn into varnish. A man oiled his gun with it & the next year when he was going to use it, the bolt was tight. Took a lot of soaking to get it loose again.
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