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Old 11-24-2012, 12:18 AM
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Looks good duke! Both of our latest pickups have had blown kt's. I'm guessing your's was a series I, mine was a series II
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Nice 782 Duke! Tins from a 1811 or just about any GT that style with the mag should work for around the muffler.
Thanks Ben! The sears has little short tins on it.
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Looks like a great project. That is going to be a nice set up when you get done!
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I like your idea about using a toggle switch for the fuel pump. Nice thing about going that way is that you can turn the pump off and let it run out of gas so you don't have gas sitting in the float bowl to go bad. When you are ready to run it just flip the switch, let the pump fill the float bowl and light her up. The 2182 has an electric pump and I just turn it on for a few seconds before I crank it, hit the starter and it lights off right now.
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nice work duke
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Looks like a great project. That is going to be a nice set up when you get done!
Thanks Don! I think the red fever has me now.

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Duke

I like your idea about using a toggle switch for the fuel pump. Nice thing about going that way is that you can turn the pump off and let it run out of gas so you don't have gas sitting in the float bowl to go bad. When you are ready to run it just flip the switch, let the pump fill the float bowl and light her up. The 2182 has an electric pump and I just turn it on for a few seconds before I crank it, hit the starter and it lights off right now.
Thanks Sam! That's how the sears was wired up and I like the idea of running all of the fuel out of it when I shut to down. No worries about filling up the crank case.

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I have the Red Fever also, buddy!
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Seems awkward seeing Duke and Allen in red!
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I'm just waiting for the day Duke takes a ride up to Galax and trys this one out. It will ruin him for life.
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Seems awkward seeing Duke and Allen in red!
Ain't that something, Mike! Now I have Yellow and Red Fever!
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