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al pastor, horizontally instead of vertically. really good taco night...
We also grow a pineapple in our sunroom. One only, takes three years to fruit - was able to harvents for this!
part it out and find another, newer, running that you know has proper compression form the start. imo compression is primary on any buy, in/out of gear and able to start and stay running for at least a little bit. The other stuff is usually easy and relatively cheap. Breaking down powerheads...
Remember, seems like yesterday we did the deal on that chief. Time slips by quickly and here you go buying a new one to replace the kf. You know yer gonna mod that one up as well. Focus man, focus...
hey back to your engine stand thing, here is what i put on my wood lathe cart I built. I like they lock up out of the way so when using the lathe the stand does not move...
Going to live with the leak until fall when brother come in and we'll get floor out and all done in the week he is here. I'll start another thread on that but for history here is the leak thread.
https://forums.iboats.com/threads/leaking-riveted-starcraft-82-mr180.771335/
Taking a smaller boat beam to a wider boat beam entails adding material. You will end up between the $150 & 1200 by the time you are done and if you add dollar cost to your time, effort and frustration you may end up over that coat. Drag your boat over there and see how close it fits before...