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Re: Re: Boil block with sleeves in it?
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Posted by WIRED on August 23, 2002 at 20:11:09 from (169.207.139.187):
In Reply to: Re: Boil block with sleeves in it? posted by Mike ISW on August 23, 2002 at 15:59:01:
Mike, I sure could use a pair of eyes to help me look through the rear end before I re-assemble. The tractor had trouble getting into gear when running, and I don't know what to replace to fix that. I'm going to throw a whole new clutch in it for starters. I really appreciate your thoughts on the sleeves. I'm worried about the trapped water too. I suppose the right thing to do is just throw money at it so I can be certain that the job was done right. I let this whole project go dormant in March, and now I want to get it moving again. Sounds like yours is 100% -- congratulations! Send me some photos if you can. I need all the inspiration I can get. Cheers, Brett (WI Red)
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