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Old 05-29-2012, 10:19 PM
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Still a bit sore but feeling alot better . Had a run in with a dirt pile and a log while dark .
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I'm going to hate going to work tomorrow but I made good use of today. One of the activities was to get the oil changed in the 123. I've used it maybe 6 times since I got it from the PO. I think he may have had original equipment oil in it. Anyway... I made use of a plastic bottle cut away strategically to drain the oil without drooling any over the deck (or the driveway). If you leave half the bottom in, it hooks over the drain hole extrusion in the pan.

Worked great and it cost nothing and took 5 min to make. Best of all no oil on the deck or the drive.

John
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Doug, that engine is really looking sharp. Did you have it bored too? It's going to be nice!

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Great pic! Thanks for sharing.
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Better question might be 'how long do the roasting sticks need to be'. Lol
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I cut my nabor and my yard to day and just when i was about finished the motor started blowing out so much smoke i could not see in front of me. I think the motor needs a full rebuild.
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I cut my nabor and my yard to day and just when i was about finished the motor started blowing out so much smoke i could not see in front of me. I think the motor needs a full rebuild.
Maybe a front seal blew out?
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We had some really nice and cool weather today, so I got out in the shop and finished putting the transmission back together for my nephew's 73. The reduction drive seal finally came in and I remembered everyone saying if you are that far into it, to replace the brake lining retainer O-Ring. I picked that up and got it changed out. All of the plates and new gaskets re installed and torqued down properly. Once finished with that, I heard the 1711 calling my name saying the yard needed mowing, so I had some great seat time with a nice cool breeze blowing while cutting the yard. All in all a good day.
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