Not So Pro 3

[dall]

I have 3 trucks with the 5.7 hemis, you have to drive it like a complete jackass, to get single digit mileage.

I average 13-15 with mine, drive it like a grandpa, I've got 17-18.

around here you dont get that
if pulling a trailer its even less

 

[cuinrearview]

I have 3 trucks with the 5.7 hemis, you have to drive it like a complete jackass, to get single digit mileage.

I average 13-15 with mine, drive it like a grandpa, I've got 17-18.

@Lightning Performance told me a story this weekend about someone he knew or something talking about the Appalachians being the biggest mountains in the country, so @dall might be on to something. Lol.

 

[Mastermind]

That's one fubarred gland. Looks to have been broke for awhile. The heavy screwdriver pry marks are interesting. Still trying to see what retains that in the barrel? A female gland nut of some sorts?? Help an old nosy guy out here Boss.

It has a external snap ring that keeps it from being pulled into the cylinder bore. You get that one off, then drive it into to bore, which uncovers an internal snap ring. That one is tricky to get out. Once it's out, then the gland can be removed.

@Lightning Performance told me a story this weekend about someone he knew or something talking about the Appalachians being the biggest mountains in the country, so @dall might be on to something. Lol.

You saw Kenny? Is still mad at me?

 

[dall]

@Lightning Performance told me a story this weekend about someone he knew or something talking about the Appalachians being the biggest mountains in the country, so @dall might be on to something. Lol.

lol no flat land here

 

[Mastermind]

So....I ordered a new gland. John Deere calls it a guide. 188.00

Then Jonathan is spraying the pastures with the Massey 175, and I rode out to tell him it was supper time. I noticed something leaking under the fuel tank. Return line had a hole rubbed in it. After we ate, we pulled the sheetmetal and fuel tank off. Gonna make a new line for it. Valve cover has been leaking since we got it. Well no wonder.....it was loose. It's always something.

 

[dall]

So....I ordered a new gland. John Deere calls it a guide. 188.00

Then Jonathan is spraying the pastures with the Massey 175, and I rode out to tell him it was supper time. I noticed something leaking under the fuel tank. Return line had a hole rubbed in it. After we ate, we pulled the sheetmetal and fuel tank off. Gonna make a new line for it. Valve cover has been leaking since we got it. Well no wonder.....it was loose. It's always something.

better not lose that liquid gold

 

[Dub11]

I’d have a dodge with a Cummins before I’d have a dodge with a gas motor or ford of any kind

*f-wordthehemi

So you just like cummin action?

 

[dall]

So you just like cummin action?

lol only thing dodge has going for them

 

[Mastermind]

better not lose that liquid gold

That little Perkins is great on fuel. It will run all day on 5 gallons. Amazing really.

 

[dall]

That little Perkins is great on fuel. It will run all day on 5 gallons. Amazing really.

but return lines have fuel running through them all the time the engine is running
i was surprised how much until i saw how much is running back in the tank at idle

 

[cuinrearview]

You saw Kenny? Is still mad at me?

Can answer this with a one word question. It can be interpreted a few different ways. None are wrong.

Really?

 

[Mastermind]

Can answer this with a one word question. It can be interpreted a few different ways. None are wrong.

Really?

Cool.

 

[maulhead]

@Lightning Performance told me a story this weekend about someone he knew or something talking about the Appalachians being the biggest mountains in the country, so @dall might be on to something. Lol.

Well considering the highest point in WV is spruce knob, at 4,863 feet.

And CO has 600 mountains that summit over 13,000 feet, and 58 that are over 14,000 feets,

I'd have to say that guy knows what he is talking about.......

 

[Dub11]

Well considering the highest point in WV is spruce knob, at 4,863 feet.

And CO has 600 mountains that summit over 13,000 feet, and 58 that are over 14,000 feets,

I'd have to say that guy knows what he is talking about.......

He's from Jersey so he is a certified expert.

 

[dall]

Well considering the highest point in WV is spruce knob, at 4,863 feet.

And CO has 600 mountains that summit over 13,000 feet, and 58 that are over 14,000 feets,

I'd have to say that guy knows what he is talking about.......

yours may be taller but here there is no flat land
i have to go over 5 hills just to get to interstate to go north and thats in a 20 mile section

 

[maulhead]

Jackass must not know to shut the PTO off, before pulling into the gravel alley and turning around, before going back to the grass.

I drove across our gravel drive once with the PTO on, when I was 11, dad yanked me off the mower by my ear, he finished off with his leather belt, getting his point across.

 

[maulhead]

yours may be taller but here there is no flat land
i have to go over 5 hills just to get to interstate to go north and thats in a 20 mile section

You guys have grades that are 7-10% or more, and 10-15 miles long, each way up or down hill?

 

[dall]

You guys have grades that are 7-10% or more, and 10-15 miles long, each way up or down hill?

doesnt *f-wording matter
i wouldnt own a *f-wording hemi no matter what

 

[stihl livin]

doesnt *frenching matter
i wouldnt own a *frenching hemi no matter what

don’t be a dik and answer the question. Sometimes it seems like all you just want to argue cause your bored.

 

[maulhead]

doesnt *frenching matter
i wouldnt own a *frenching hemi no matter what

That's fine everyone has their opinions and what not.

I've only been threw WV once, did not stop anywhere, had the window cracked open once, and I could hear banjos playing.