Delco Distributor Shaft Bushing & Shim Kit
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Chevelle_Nut
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Yup, another thing on the list. IDK quite what it takes to install the bushing set.Delco Distributor Shaft Bushing & Shim Kit
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Chevelle_Nut
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Mine is points and under the Plate in the distributer is a mechanical advance
Chevelle_Nut
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It must, I put a light on it and when I tried to adjust it to TDC it stalled.
Chevelle_Nut
Shop Foreman
No, only on the balancer.
Chevelle_Nut
Shop Foreman
This thing was kicking my ass this weekend. I am tired of it having a flat tire so I ordered a tube from Amazon. Yesterday I struggled to get the old nuts and bolts off of the spin out wheels. I am working on it in my car hauler so no power or air, all manual labor. It was cold out an I was sweating up a storm. Finally the wheel came off and I hauled it to the house.
This morning I went out to the garage to try to break the bead, quickly gave up. Later I saw this::
I tried it with small straps and one broke, so I got may big yellow ratchet straps. I broke the beads, flipped it over. I got the tube installed and after filling it with 70lbs of air and the bead finally set, back down to 20 lbs.. I know it is dry rotted but it will work for a while. Now to do some cleanup work on it and the tractor and repair/replace bad hardware.
This morning I went out to the garage to try to break the bead, quickly gave up. Later I saw this::
I tried it with small straps and one broke, so I got may big yellow ratchet straps. I broke the beads, flipped it over. I got the tube installed and after filling it with 70lbs of air and the bead finally set, back down to 20 lbs.. I know it is dry rotted but it will work for a while. Now to do some cleanup work on it and the tractor and repair/replace bad hardware.
Chevelle_Nut
Shop Foreman
Got up to 50 today.
Perfect
kmakar
Janitor
50 is much too cold. 70 is perfect winter temps.
In the house on the couch.
kmakar
Janitor
That cold I wouldn't go out at all.
I won't say warmer, but it's been a lot less cold than last year at this time, but we had a blast last week, several days of highs of -5 or so a few nights of -30 - -35.
kmakar
Janitor
That temp would make me move further south.
Hope you don't need the outhouse. It wasn't too long ago, when mom was growing up they live up in the palouse washington area , in the 40s and only had an outhouse.....in the teens for weeks at a time. Makes me smile when I poop.
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Just have to move back in the summer.