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as you probably know most any component on the motor such as starter, mechanical fuel pump, etc. will be easier to replace while the engine is on the bench.

Might try it without the whale tail.

You want glow in the dark raccoons running around, cool. Probably drive them crazy. :)

Why didn't you get the #405, seems it has a longer working time? Living on the edge eh.

My dog when I had one would stay in the yard unless lured out with hotdogs etc. He was very territorial and spent most of his time in the yard or the car. LOL back to the topic. why do you want one. gonna take up modern art on the garage door.

Do you have some help scheduled for the install. Your gonna be pressed for time.

Generally if I'm in the left lane I'm gonna be passing someone at some point. Dumb law!

that's not particularly a regional problem! :)

I've also used the allen wrench trick when mounting hardware on a balsa core deck on my old sailboat, it works well.

That should bring happiness, it will be nice and stout.

X14

I had a pump housing rust out from the inside and dripped fluid into the bilge. I guess it had got water inside somehow.

wasn't it you who mentioned that half your engine was dry when you winterized it. how did that turn out?

My 2001 gmc still has the original spare, never been on the ground. If I have a flat it's usually a nail or screw that creates a slow leak which i find , plug, pump up the tire and continue.

Getting slammed with pollen around here, its so bad you don't dare open windows.

where did this term bog come from. never heard that used.

looks like a 1/2 inch steel rod cut to length and clamped under a couple of u bolts. don't know what else to call it.

I believe your right..!

That top bolt on the engine may be tough one.

I'll eat a rabbit, not tree rat.