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  1. mowerman
    By the way, that heater cover looks terrific. Where did you find it?… bob
  2. mowerman
    Hell is been so long. I’ve messed with those. I don’t even remember thanks for that… bob
  3. mowerman
    I just did that oil lines
  4. mowerman
    That’s just really weird looks great bud. Thanks for that… bob
  5. mowerman
    Saying goodbye to your little friends is the worse…hadda put our chihuahua down couple years ago it was horrible 17 years had him since a puppy . No sugar coating… bob
  6. mowerman
    I just bought shell rotella at Home Depot it was the cheapest I found 1799 a gallon
  7. mowerman
    The treadle valve looks brand new
  8. mowerman
    Thanks for that. Yes, I have only seen one 3406.In a 72 R model that was around 40 years ago
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    Yeah, it’s definitely not as easy as it looks. I am still at the very beginning stage myself still got a long way to go touché on the title and the brakes Dean thanks for letting us know…he’ll . I forgot all about that truck… bob
  10. mowerman
    Can’t tell you anything else these guys already mentioned I have seen those sockets before and they were snap on if I recall But as they’ve mentioned, you probably won’t need one unless it’s really stuck on there which case she’ll probably have to heat it as well. Good luck.
  11. mowerman
    Yeah, plus I don’t see them sitting around very long. I’m sure there’s other guys that will be buying them and as far as the radiator or yes, mine looks about the same shape. There is green and a bunch of spots.
  12. mowerman
    Love the old bike but it doesn’t look very comfortable lol bob
  13. mowerman
    Nice feeling when you get something like that accomplished… a big step now you don’t have to worry about any of them and if you ever have radiator issues just about all the cores are available… bob
  14. mowerman
    Hahaha I think your both a little off… but then again so am I Bob
  15. mowerman
    It sounds like they made you buy all of them
  16. mowerman
    Excellent looks great not sure about the overstock. I have to do the same thing with mine soon everything on there is probably older than I am. I’m just going to replace all elbows and lines get rid of everything.
  17. mowerman
    well, the gel is probably what you’re talking about fiberglass resin I was gonna try to work on it a little bit tomorrow but I think it will be Friday to pick up 36 grit sand paper. I will probably get it tomorrow but I got too many things going on. Tomorrow Also Friday off with no plans so I’ll probably continue early that day and thanks for your interest Paul lol bob
  18. mowerman
    Enjoy bud have a swinging time and best wishes… bob
  19. mowerman
    For what I remember shift like a dream very easy to move very tight, but It was only a couple of years old when I had it… good luck I was going to say just good lubrication with all the moving parts but if it’s sloppy, you definitely need something else… bob
  20. mowerman
    Completely forgot about that when I put up my garage I think it was 1200 bucks for building permit I’d like $2000 in legal paperwork total
  21. mowerman
    Plus, my wife usually makes all the reservations.she said your flights to Pennsylvania or are usually a fortune. She said actually flying into Logan is a lot cheaper for some reason.
  22. mowerman
    Good luck it looks good. That’s the problem I have every time I go out there two transfers both ways.
  23. mowerman
    Plus a hand sanding board for the final probably mainly for Phil or primer. We were talking about with Dean. I’m sure I’ll be using that somewhere along the line.
  24. mowerman
    Over to mention, I also have an air operated DA sander and a body file which will probably be using a bit towards the end of coarse thats a ways off Bob
  25. mowerman
    Ingenious suggestion I have a DA and an orbital and high speed grinder was very heavy, sanding disc and yes, we have a bunch of black widows having their way here and there. I’m just going to do the entire perimeter behind right with the frame is

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