Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

i used 4x4 wood blocks

 

Write it up and have it notorized.

 

Murphy showed up to help on mowing day.
Had to make a hasty repair to the trailer lights.

 

I just made a run to the store for a bottle jack. I used to have a half dozen 4x4 blocks but down to one now. No idea where they got off to.
I remember a few years ago (1987) you could buy these little 6 ton bottle Jack's for $12.00
$40.00 near with tax now

 

Older trucks used to have them from factory

 

And you expected him, when?

 

At least once a day if not more since 1974.

Mr Murphy is not bad it is when his daughters get involved things really go sideways.

 

He has daughters?

 

yes 7 I can`t recall all the names

 

I shall call this contraption, the three fingered Toe..

 

Thanks. It was a crap show, but God took care of it in the end and once it all shook out we got a really nice house out of the situation.

 

Old school locking hubs right?

 

@tirediron
Re: Wisconsin spark plugs

I went through the book archives, every one called for a Champion D-16 and stated 18mm thread.

The only fault to my study is the smallest engine I have a manual for is a AENL, 23 cubic inch single, rated from 4.7 hp @ 1600 up to 9.2 hp @ 3600.

Wisconsin also made smaller engines, I don't have any books for them as most of mine are 2 & 4 cylinder.

 

Saw this hat last time I was at the hardware store. Came with me today.

 

Yes. Old school hubs. All back together now. Going to pump some super red and tacky in there, throw the tire back on and try to refrain from ordering any more parts for it
I can tell the idler arm shot too
Why did I have to go and look at the wiggle wiggle?

 

Something that I find odd is these old engines that take a metric thread pitch. Why you figure that is?

 

Trying to hot glue it back together.

 

I’ve wondered that too.

 

Awesome, thanks, Rusty!!! I'm probably just going to go w/ 18mm and we'll stuff something in the hole and hope for the best.