Pete M

yup. gotta find that leak.

the junkyard seems popular. but honestly I haven't heard of a lot of booster issues so am not sure what to recommend.

howdy stranger! good to hear from ya!

these fold-out shades are super popular (and expensive)

been a few years since I've grown Cukes, but right now in teh main garden there is precisely 1 and only 1 that has grown to normal size and like 200 that are still 2" long.

been a long time coming, but I'm finally getting around to replacing the fan clutch. should be here in a couple days. I'll also be modifying the fan shroud so it's removable with the fan in place. while I was at it I removed the belt and all the pulleys feel nice and tight. I've got a slight squeak that comes and goes but at least none of the bearings are completely shot yet.

BIN at $60 says shipping is $30 but that doesn't seem accurate to me so be aware it might be a typo. https://www.ebay.com/itm/jeep-comanche-bench-seat/254673301614?hash=item3b4bb6306e%3Ag%3AgbgAAOSw3MNfJZrI&LH_ItemCondition=4|10

lookin' good! be sure to start a build thread to share the adventure.

"greedy" and "hoarding" are just words. Words that other people use.

this idea has potential!

fencing was the only thing that worked in my michigan garden to keep the bunnies at bay. the sprays were only temporary at best. there's always air rifles though. maybe a live trap?

neat! I bet those are pretty tasty

Once you have it all out, do NOT replace anything until you have found the source of the water that caused that rust.

your renix computer needs a renix flywheel. the clutches are interchangeable.

you'll need the flywheel, and you can use either clutch.

you have a renix. it's an HO. the teeth that the CPS reads are very different between the 2.

score! but the flywheel is worthless to you.

be sure to search for various years because the site only lists by part number and not interchangeability

Since I can check on the every day I hope to catch the little cukes and direct them down through the webbing while they are still small. if I miss a couple, so be it. this is all about experimenting to find what works and what doesn't. and yes, I plan to can most all my home grown cukes this year I'm down to my last jar of sweet dill from last year. sandwiches just aren't the same without it.

the bleeding procedures are in the link in my sig. these the steps you guys have been doing, yes?

nothing like a big ol' american v8 boat

have you tried car-part.com yet?

cutting, no (although some guys did that for reasons I don't fully understand). hammering, maybe. and if you do, it's not much. I put a TJ AX-15 into my 88 and only needed to nip of a small aluminum tab that was sticking out of the corner of the t-case. be aware that the stickshift is different too, but I'm running the TJ unit so that isn't a deal killer either. also the t-case lever action is different. I used MJ stuff and fabbed a pivot point out of a flat bar of steel. aftermarket shifters exist that don't need any of that. you can see the little tabs on the t-case in this shot. TJ on top. just a simple flat bar bolted to the trans

unsprung length means little since the spring rates can be different.