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Holy crap!!!! Talk about being in the right place at the right time.

Mine has the 300 six in it. So far I am pretty impressed with the torque.

About 100 yards. She would've been fine driven with some sense for a short distance, but I wouldn't have loaded as much if I would have had to get on the highway.

Moved some to the porch today. I dont think we will need to fire up the stove anytime soon though.

It might be, it wouldn't be able to protrude on the other side due to the design of the selector. I called Minton Motors and they had a good used part to me in 3 days. I never tried to make the old one work.

This is the mine that I replaced with a good used one. Look at the last image and you will see one of the nipple missing.

Yes Sir. It is the contol knob most likely. Take the dash bezel off and then remove the knob assembly. On the back of the assembly, all of the vacuum lines plug into it. My guess is that one of nipples on the switch assembly is broken. The default position when a vacuum leak occurs is defrost.

Also check out Minton Motors. They are a Dodge only salvage yard about an hour north of me in Bowling Green, KY..

97 12v nv4500. 402k and counting. I can average 22mpg if I keep my foot out of it. Not bad for an old 3/4 ton 4x4.

I ended up getting a 3032E, wasnt much extra to get a little more power. So far I am impressed. The only thing I have found is the lack of a bucket level indicator. I am sure I can rig something up.

Anyone have one of these tractors? I am looking at one and thinking about buying it. Any issues or problems? I have a larger tractor for bigger jobs, need a smaller one for the garden and around the yard. These have a 6 year, 2000 hour warranty.

Grabbed me a 220E today. It's a 62 model and in pretty good shape. I have it disassembled on the bench, gonna clean everything and hopefully have it going once I get some mantles. Looks like at some point someone painted the frame. I am going to strip that and just high temp clear coat it. The...

Dang this forum!!!!! I've been looking at lanterns since this thread started. I have always liked these things, I just haven't ever pulled the trigger. Looks like I am going to round up a few now.

16.2 lbs

Not on the bench, but in the shop. Neighbor's A/C 210 snapped the pto shaft. Pretty expensive break down.

I have been running a Kobalt quite series compressor from Lowes for the past two years. I believe I got in on sale for under $300. So far I have been impressed with it, it may not last forever though. It is an oil-less design, so take that for what it is. It fills up fast and keeps up with a die...

That Greenville, KY sign is pretty sweet. That little town is about an hour north of me.

Could you shim it with some cheap feeler gauges cut into strips?

I just picked up a 92 accord a few weeks back. I needed a gas saver, and I have a thing for old Hondas. The top half of the motor was in the trunk, along with a brand new loaded head. Super mint interior, an ex and a 5 speed. They are super easy to work on and parts are relatively cheap. The...

That's a pretty sweet conversation piece.