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Old 03-19-2010, 05:43 PM
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It's been a VERY busy winter for me. Lots of OT at work and my son's wedding is coming up the 17th of April. But I still find time every now and then to get a little garage time in. The engine has been bored ten over/ crank ten under, and as mentioned earlier, the hydro trunion has been rebuilt. And lots and lots of sanding/cleaning. The 122 was uncovered and brought out of the shed the other day, to start rolling, how come I sink when I pick up dog ...um...um..."exhaust", but as soon as I hook up the roller, the ground's all of a sudden "dryer-en-a-pop corn fart"!
I threw the last picture in just cuz I thought some of you might get a kick out of it. It shows ONE of the two crank shafts in a 2000 ton per sq inch DANLY PRESS,( the things we make car hoods-n-stuff with) it's connecting rod is attached with the large round nuts you see hangin down at the bottom.
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Great work! That's going to be one sweet looking 147 when you finish..

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Wow freak out!

Does your Danly look anything like this one?
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147 is looking nice mrjeep81
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Great job, mrjeep81! Thanks for the update.
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