Posted by Lanse on January 24, 2008 at 19:38:26 from (205.188.117.74):
Allrighty, where to begin.
The muffler is here, it wont reach by its self to the manifold, so i guess ill have to put a section of pipe there or something. How big of a pipe do i need for that???
Also, how do i open and drain the tranny??
Also, The gas tank has a little rust in it, the antique tractor bible says something about putting a solution in there and swishing it around. It is just surface rust and not much of it.
Also, i sprayed penatrating oil (liquid wrench) on both brake levers but no news, is it advisable to wallop them with a hammer to see if it makes a difference?? They look sturdy.
Also, the Kero has been in there a week or a little more, and the owner said to jack it up on the front end so all the weight is on the crank. Sounds good to me, what do you think?? Go for it??
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