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TOk, I think I can die now...
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.Truth. Sh!tdown and a warm fall has helped with that. Also allowed me to get rid of all those pesky CELs and a few gremlins. Average age...
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.I've been saying this exact thing about my vehicles. Now I'm at six...fml
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.It's refreshing to find people worse than me when it comes to collecting heavy metals.
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.Appreciate it.
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.I like it
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TMay just do it again. You could rebuild the top end. Get it running and be ready to kill it if it takes off on you. With it running...
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.Will be a fun project with my fil over Thanksgiving while the hens cluck.
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.Ok I'll go back through onan's thread and tear it down some more. Thanks. Life got real fukkin busy in a hurry around here
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TThe 350 does not need to be split and is not a clamshell design per say. You’re can remove the flywheel, clutch, cylinder and pull the...
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TKeep sanding if the spot gets bigger it's junk if it cleans up more might be ok
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.I don't let him work long, or in the heat. He stays on top of his chains. Are you saying the top end rebuild may not fix the problem...
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Husky 350.To make sure I'm following, the jug is the cylinder, the sandwich is where the metal part of the crankcase meets the two plastic sides...
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Ttallgrass_coyote replied to the thread Electric radiant ceiling heat (???).Exactly, ai synopsis: Radiant ceiling heat from the 1960s-70s refers to systems with electric resistance wires embedded in the ceiling...
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TMy friend called yesterday morning, has some issues with a toilet in his 60s vintage house. Went to cut some sheetrock out of the...
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