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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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So, what do a 289 Ford, 302 Ford + Chevy, 327 Chevy, 350 Chevy, 351 Ford, 352 Ford and 400 Ford all have in common???
A 4" bore!
If a V-8 has a 4" bore, it is easy to know the stroke ... 302 is 3" 350 is 3.5", etc.!
A 4" bore!
If a V-8 has a 4" bore, it is easy to know the stroke ... 302 is 3" 350 is 3.5", etc.!
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
i like those decals!!!
U mite need a little more toolbox to go with all those stickers.
I like me some stickers lol.
Whenever I get stickers, I usually throw them on one of the boxes. I've adorned my shop with all sorts of stuff...posters, racing number plates, racing trophies, worn-out bicycle frames, junk saw cylinders, my old fire helmets, etc. Makes it "interesting" in there, lots of fun and special memories on those walls.
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
Springtime is finally here, I got out for a mtb ride today. I've got back into xc racing, so I've been training a lot, but most of my riding has been indoors on a trainer this year. It feels good to be outside for a change.
I've been fixing up the "old" bike. It's got a brand new set of wheels on it, I'm still waiting on a seal kit for the rear shock...that's coming all the way from Ukraine lol. The shock is blown out and quite "bouncy" ATM.
I've been fixing up the "old" bike. It's got a brand new set of wheels on it, I'm still waiting on a seal kit for the rear shock...that's coming all the way from Ukraine lol. The shock is blown out and quite "bouncy" ATM.
G'day fellers,
Back on the scrounge again today after a rest day yesterday. Mitch said I should have a go at these.
Which I did.
TBC...
Back on the scrounge again today after a rest day yesterday. Mitch said I should have a go at these.
Which I did.
TBC...
Put a tank through the 241 and got a fair bit done. It was an interesting process since these trees were pushed over with an excavator and working out where the stresses were. Happy to say I haven't made any painful mistakes yet. Seeing all these scroungable logs I was 
Put one load in the ute but had a lot left over. I plan to bring the child slaves tomorrow to do some lugging and loading while I keep on cutting. All peppermint
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Scrounge on
Put one load in the ute but had a lot left over. I plan to bring the child slaves tomorrow to do some lugging and loading while I keep on cutting. All peppermint
.Scrounge on
Nice pics.Springtime is finally here, I got out for a mtb ride today. I've got back into xc racing, so I've been training a lot, but most of my riding has been indoors on a trainer this year. It feels good to be outside for a change.
I've been fixing up the "old" bike. It's got a brand new set of wheels on it, I'm still waiting on a seal kit for the rear shock...that's coming all the way from Ukraine lol. The shock is blown out and quite "bouncy" ATM.
Can that bike out run a zig-zagging bear though?
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Springtime is finally here, I got out for a mtb ride today. I've got back into xc racing, so I've been training a lot, but most of my riding has been indoors on a trainer this year. It feels good to be outside for a change.
I've been fixing up the "old" bike. It's got a brand new set of wheels on it, I'm still waiting on a seal kit for the rear shock...that's coming all the way from Ukraine lol. The shock is blown out and quite "bouncy" ATM.
Where does the grease gun mount?Nice pics.
Finished up the bed . Went for a ride really need to get radial tires it’s got 10 ply bias on it now . Feels like I’m driving a John Deere . But everything works and no rattles very unusual for a ground up restoration. 
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
She is a beauty!
Startled the inspection guy this morning couldn’t find the original horns they will turn up eventually but I needed it inspected
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cuttinstihl
ArboristSite Operative
Got to try out my 151T yesterday. Finally found a good deal on one ($350 on Facebook Marketplace) and I gotta say that I love this little saw
Put on the stickers . Had a friend who does signs make them up with heavy duty vinyl. Hopefully it lasts but if not I’ll paint them 
first pix reminds me of some deer hunting my Dad and i did in Oregon. pretty pix!Springtime is finally here, I got out for a mtb ride today. I've got back into xc racing, so I've been training a lot, but most of my riding has been indoors on a trainer this year. It feels good to be outside for a change.
I've been fixing up the "old" bike. It's got a brand new set of wheels on it, I'm still waiting on a seal kit for the rear shock...that's coming all the way from Ukraine lol. The shock is blown out and quite "bouncy" ATM.
i had not ridden my bike past few weeks. has pin hole. holds air but seeps. well, hardly would hold air when i got back to ride it again. how bad? took the pump with me next day's ride. filled at half mile twice. then seemed to hold. did not need air rest of ride. 5 mi. hope it is ok for today...
it'll need air, but if it holds...
but the '70 LT-1 350 was definitely a 4-bolt main, steel crank sbc! same rod and crank journals as the 307! i had one i scrounged up in a hot rod buy deal... was going to pass on it, til seller said i am moving out of state, so all this is for sale, too!
i bought the entire package!!! the LT-1 was still NIB in the crate!!!
if anyone has to ask what color was the paint splash on the parts... ha, they must be driving old Buicks!
from all indications from reading the many tales (of woe) in the kid's Bear Book... i'd say, not likely so!Nice pics.
often even that is all but worthless! incident after incident where the hunter (s) emptied rifles into a charging bear... the bear won! rifle bent, lost. stock busted, lost. dead hunters, lost! the bear over on side... heart and lungs blown away from the incoming shrapnel... but the bear stayed alive and finished its mission!Where does the grease gun mount?
looks nice! not often at 40K miles... a ground up restoration is needed! i prob could have gone just 'plug n play!
hmm, thinking that trailer hitch is an anomaly!
stopped in for some mower gasoline yesterday. and there was a pair of Ford A roadster pickups. A-V8's (sbc) 28 and a 29. both genny tin! the 28 was in brown primer. done to be a kid's rod in High School circa 60s. nice! had two chains on back of pick up bed/tailgate. both had covers. body sat on 32 rails with steel 32 tank, too!
