开云体育

Rick, We read you loud and clear, over. Dan

Ditto for me I just wish more folks felt as you and I do. Joseph

Dave, Mine was always like that with 6v, which was consistent with my other experience with 6V cars, so I considered it normal. I recently converted to 12V, and it is much faster to crank now. Used to

Dave and Robin Samuelson wrote: The only problem I have with Harbour Freight is that they mainly sell products from mainland China. I don't buy products from Mainland China. I still go to HF, but I

I have a L-134, stock, in running condition, that I would like to sell/trade for a Chevy 4.3L V6 or 5.7L V8. You can have all the stuff that goes along with the motor, I.E. Fuel system, Carb,

Well, gang, I too have only good things to say about HF. I spend about 400 bucks per year on tools and such for various projects, and have never had a problem either in person or via snail mail. They

Someone was looking for an FC manual last week. I didn't save the note, 'cause I don't have a FC or a manual for it. But I saw one for $25 today (a manual, not an FC :-) in Statewide 4 Wheel Drive,

In a message dated 10/16/98 7:45:48 PM Central Daylight Time, stoper@... writes: << From: Jerry Stoper <stoper@...> Rick Here is a test reply. Please return the favor Thanks,

Me again. STARTER BUSHING - INSTALLATION TUFF? Took starter into shop. Recall, slow crank starting. Needs new gear on end and he is going to do an autopsy on the motor. He said I need a bushing

Ya know, I've seen these questions a lot. Someone should put them on a web page... (I've been planning to, but then again I've planned a lot that I haven't done) I found these in my personal archive,

Jim if you are out there, and still have the 58 pickup, your e-mail comes back.. Please contact me directly { perialas@... } thanks..

Likely you have a starter with 6V field coils. It will need about 500 amps to turn the engine because of the 6V field coils. This is more than most batteries can handle. Your best bet is to take the

Here's the latest version. I'm sending it in Excel 97 and csv formats. I've formatted it in landscape mode for better printouts. I've also added lines to make it easier to follow across. Please check

If I remember right Harbor Freight has a pair for $75 or $80. Each will support 1000 pounds. They're designed to rest the wheel on a formed metal base. Four casters on the frame. You'd need two pair,

Hi from Green Bay... L-134 - SLOW CRANKING ON STARTUP ATTEMPT My 2A's flathead-4 is *very slow* to turn over while attempting to start, to the point of battery drain and strain. Makes one think the

I received this message a couple of days ago, and since there is a lull in the volume of messages right now, I figured I would pass it along. I have never heard of an original dump bed on the

I picked some up from Harbor Freight a while back on sale, regular price $75/pr and sale price $50/pr. This was after costing out casters, etc. I could barely beat the cost getting materials retail

Rick Here is a test reply. Please return the favor Thanks, Jerry Rick48CJ2A@... wrote:

Has anyone out there made wheel dollies for their jeeps ? You know, the four coaster platforms that you put under each wheel so you can move the jeeps around while in storage... I have seen them

Hi out there in flat fender land.... My name is Steve and live in west Michigan ( Big Rapids ) I have a passion for the flat fenders, and have convinced my wonderful wife of 30 plus years that I