Tacos in St. Louis area

Shit, when it rains it pours I guess...I'm having a bit of the same luck at my house. 2 of 3 toilets have failing pumps, lawnmower hates me and the banister is slowly deciding to come apart.

 

The past week I've learned alot about small engine. What's going on with your lawnmower?

 

I’ll PM you the address but I’d say that around 1000 would work.

 

Short story I'm a dumbass. Long story I'm a newb for storing things that require gas for the winter...I didn't clear out the old fuel and now she's clogged. I learned to take her apart and drained old gas, put new gas, used carb cleaner to get her going after and it still won't stay on. Last hope is getting a new fuel filter after I figure out the proper part #. After that I'm all out of ideas.

 

Sounds like the jet in the carb is gummed up from storing it with gas. They make carb rebuild kits for like $15. I just bought one for my trimmer off ebay for $12

 

Sweet, I'll look into it. I've got some youtube education to handle before I take it apart and have parts of a mower lying around my garage.

 

I know what you mean, I've got my trimmer in a thousand pieces right now over my garage floor, can't even park my truck in the garage. I need to put it back together before I forget how it goes back together.

 

After I heard it hit I went back around a couple more times because it was fun. I knew I was dragging hard on the hitch but I guess it had some bumper in there too. All in good fun.

 

Talk about timing, Locked in a price with downsouth on monday for some rear Kings.
Warned me prices are increasing on all king products through them on Tuesday.

Check today.... $100 more for rears.
Thats a huge relief.

 

@G.T. Send me a text before 1500 timeframe and let me know if you guys are still working in the shop. I'll see about possibly leaving work early to come out and lend a hand. I'll grab some spare clothes on my lunch so I can just change at your place.

 

Anyone need a front bumper for a first gen, front seats for a first gen (minus the outer front seat bracket foot on each seat, they went on my t4r seats). I'll make you a deal you can't refuse.....
Located in central MO.

 

As my non- consolidated build thread, here’s what I did. I got kind of disappointed in myself for rushing when installing my tcase and just chopped the center console molding in half. After a few weeks of having no cup holders I realized how lazy I was. So I bought another center console from a junkyard and the rubber shift boot for the 5 speed (my solution for that was horrid at first). Anyway here’s the before and after, all I have to do is remove the rear rubber cup holder to shift into low.

Before:


After:

 

This was a first for me...

 

Looks like I left at the right time. That's an unusual break.

 

Yea left me the hard stuff asshole!

 

the rear is second shift's work.

 

Before today I would have rather done the rear instead but this might have swayed that choice.

 

The fronts were rather easy. I'm not sure that makes anything better.

 

The solid bush had welded itself to the bolt on the passenger rear shock. We tried everything and it simply would not budge. Chopped the bottom of the eye off and as much of the rest of the bush as possible, MAP gas ended up getting the rest of the rubber out of the way before we could get to the solid bush. Have never seen a shock bolt do that before, was crazy.

 

That's crazy! It sounds like it almost would have been worth it to cut both ends of the bolt off and slightly bent the tabs to get it out. That was nice work on everyone's part. It wasn't any easy one. It's about the end result, not how you get there.