MADFORMOPAR
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thanx Mark
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I second the high torque starter, smaller, and a little bit lighter too.
Ahoey
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The only time I’ve ever had a problem with the starter is when I had 12.4 to 1 pistons in it. Chrysler starters of those years are geared. If you don’t have to run aviation fuel then a good brand name starter will do for many years. Do you have an inspection pan or plate. It is good to check drive alignment with flywheel. Can be corrected with washers. Usually not an issue but have seen.
chryslerfat
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The starter I like to use on mine is early 90`s Dodge truck because its small and makes it easy to change or run exhaust around it.
Mark Wainwright
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Morning fellas.
Well we got maybe 2" if that overnight.
Should be easy to clean up.
Be good.
Well we got maybe 2" if that overnight.
Should be easy to clean up.
Be good.
MADFORMOPAR
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i am assumming Rock auto would be a go to for this...mark..do ya think crapper Tire would carry these?
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Rock Auto would be a good start, but the shipping costs might be a bit high, unless you need several other items and can get them all shipped from one location. Canuckistan Tire is not a bad choice either.
MADFORMOPAR
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Ahoey
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Chances are you’re old starter just needs bushing’s, brushes and a new drive. I’m lucky enough to have a guy in town that rebuilds them along with alternator’s and generator’s. 1/3 the cost of canuckistan tire.ahhhhh linc..lol.... i'll go to singh hortons right after that!
MADFORMOPAR
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yup..there is a guy that rebuilds alternators/starters here is Hamasasauga as well. Not going to worry about it until after christmas. i want to start restoring my father in laws (RIP) 1962 Vespa like i promised my wife and her 3 sisters years ago. Nice project for my son and I over the cold winter months
Mark Wainwright
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I hardly ever buy parts at Crap Tire. Ya just know they don't last.
I'd try a local speed shop like Karbelt or even NAPA or Carquest.
I'll buy fluids etc but usually I can get it cheaper at NAPA or Carquest. We also have a local dealer in town. I get a discount from all of them.
Well, it's been sunny but never go above freezing.
I went out with good intensions of shoveling our driveway. It's 114 feet to the sidewalk then another 12 or so to the road plus two sidewalks.
I started with the shovel but it was packing snow and thought piss on this and got the blower out.
So, in the end I did our driveway and three neighbours as well.
Felt good to get out there and the blower worked great.
Have a great one guys
Been busy here trying to get things done before I go to Arizona. I should have never posted a picture of my Favorite butt.
Sold 10 for people and I'm only on #6 being done. Rags in a box dispenser.
Sold 10 for people and I'm only on #6 being done. Rags in a box dispenser.
I cant wait for winter. That's my outdoor kitchen. It took me 3 hours to clean out the driveways today. A good 12 inches. Two dumps one was 8 and one was 5.
YEHAW!!!
YEHAW!!!
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Ahoey
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Ahoey
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Probably sell a million of them
HO! **** Charlie that looks nasty.
Only to us off the wall kinda people I think Murray.
Fixed it for ya. LOL
I'll make you one my friend as soon as I get caught up.
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Those are awesome Fred!
Ahoey
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IDK Randy kinda just my morbid sense of humor.
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In that case we have a similar sense of ha ha.
Mabey find some **** brown paper towels.
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