Recent content by Powerstroke Cowboy

I spy a Dolmar.👍

My 7.3 currently has two HPOPs, 300/200 injectors, holset HX55 turbo, and supporting mods. Tuning by me.

If the reservoir leaks back, it definitely will not start till it gets more oil. 👍 My lpop stopped pumping due to me installing it in backwards. Chewed the front cover up at the same time. 😆 I was not aware Bill passed away. 😕

Good saws for an even better price. Im not surprised they sold quickly.

@mainer_in_ak The good old 7tree. You dont need oil pressure on the gauge to fire up a 7.3. There's a hpop reservoir that has oil in it from when it was shut off, so there's always oil to the hpop. Id be interested to know what the icp reading while cranking is. The computer requires 500...

I wouldn't mess with it at all. Who knows what they might say you did to it, and try and get you to pay to fix it. Leave the bike as you got it.

How about putting the log in a tire? Have a few different sized tires for different sized logs.

😆 The old ZF-5 shifts like butter. The ZF-6 shifts great as well. But, the 4th gear syncors are bad. I stopped using the clutch and just shifts like it a big rig. No more grinding. LOL.

Bad synchronizer's. They really grind my gears....

I still have the two I bought from you. I haven't got to em yet. LOL

Lead free projectiles. I've visited with Steve in the past. Never did try any of there bullets though. Cutting edge out of PA makes a good all copper bullet. PVA also makes some nice solid copper bullets as well.

Some parts of the country were that way. Dealership maybe had something to do with it.

Sunrises this morning, then looked west and took the other picture.

Something I need to get doing as well. Switched powders and need to get a new load developed with the new powder. R26 became hard to get and very pricey. I'm a Berger bullet fan.

I too, would like one of each. 😆 I have no need for em. Just a special place in my heart for Allis-Chalmers. My great grandpa ran Allis-Chalmers tractors/equipment. My first piece of equipment was an Allis-Chalmers tractor, still have it as well. Good luck on the search Bill!