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Old 04-12-2018, 06:30 PM
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I think you'll need a new head gasket though... I read somewhere that you can make gaskets out of cereal boxes.
Lol.... now, who said that?

True story:
Had a piston air compressor in the shop blow the head gasket one time. Air in a shop is a must. Had to get it back up. Really old compressor, and a gasket wasn't going to be an easy thing to get quick. Made a cereal box gasket and put it back together. Now, that compressor became the back up about a year later. I still have it, and it still has that gasket. But, I don't use it. It just sits.
On an engine, a gasket like that wouldn't last long though, lol.
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Old 04-12-2018, 06:36 PM
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..... it will go both ways.


While you got the head off you should put the piston at TDC and set the timing. You got a dial indicator? I think there's a thread on here bout that...
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Old 04-12-2018, 06:37 PM
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Made a lot of cereal box (we will call them 12 pack cereal box gaskets ) over the years, they’re good for making templates to trace on to sheet metal too.

LP looks like it’s had a dirt dinner for a while
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I do not know it 's demise, but it does have oil in it.
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Good score Lew. More inventory for Lew's CubLand.
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I do not know it 's demise, but it does have oil in it.
Make sure you change it!
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Oh, it will get thrown out, the motor that is.
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I went back today to the HH and picked up a 126, turns over by hand, tank is clean, clutch is not seized, oil is in it and clean. It may start as the battery is from 2006....
I took some pics of other ones lying around.
The dual stick 1650 was flooded up to the roof of the cab and so was the 129 during hurricane Irene.
The 127 has old gas in it. it turns over by hand but the wiring is pretty bad.
Barn stuff is what it is.
Last pictures are the 126
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Still on a trailer and everything! I'd still take them and see what I could save.... if you're getting your normal deal.

What is the thing in the 5th picture? Can't figure it out....
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Looks to me like a giant gear reduction.

I’m going to guess pipe threader?

Thanks for the pics LP. Nice rare bird you got there. I’m still optimistic that one of these visits to the HH will have you stumbling on something amazing like a 9 speed or a reverser or something. Wishful thinking I guess.
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