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Old 04-06-2022, 06:04 PM
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I made the same mistake with the SG bracket
Me too. I make a lotta mistakes twice sometimes, but that is not one of them. I think they call it "learning the hard way".
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Yipee. Finished getting things put back on tractor yesterday. Turned
the key and off she went. Amazing how much better things start with
compression.
Let it run at fast idle for about 40 minutes and shut it down. Will re torque
head today and work on the neutral position for the hydro. Even after
messing with the brake all this time I still can't seem to get it right. That
seems to me to make it hard to adjust the hydro neutral. Oh well, right
now I am pretty excited little kid to have this running and sounding great.
Nobody I know would care about the thrill of turning the key for the first
time on a big project. If you were here I would buy you a beer since you do.
Thanks for following along on this winters work and the help.

Ken

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thanks fellas. Put fenders and hood back on yesterday and took er for a run
to the mail box. No mail. Just to sure though when I got back to the shop
and drove back out and checked the mail again. A little of tweaking to do
on the carb but she ran fantastic.

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