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  1. #3256
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    Refinishing and painting one of our bigger floors this summer, 15,000 sq.ft.
    90 nickolson Bored and Stroked "The Good"

    Big Bore 110 Pauter frame "The Bad"

    90 Bored and Stroked “vey’s frame” "The Ugly"

    110 JSC frame Bored and Stroked
    flat track build. “Shop trike”

    1974 original 90 X 2

    1974 Original 70.

  2. #3257
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    Dam, bought a z grill. Was going to get an egg, but I'm so busy all the time I didn't want to mess with it. I've logged some hours on an egg, guy I use to work for had every grill known and I was always cooking stuff for the guys, then he discovered my fish frying skills and took me off the grill and onto the fryer. Guy use to pay me to go catch walleye and perch so we had fish for work cookouts and his own personal parties.

  3. #3258
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    Quote Originally Posted by 90nut View Post
    Dam, bought a z grill. Was going to get an egg, but I'm so busy all the time I didn't want to mess with it. I've logged some hours on an egg, guy I use to work for had every grill known and I was always cooking stuff for the guys, then he discovered my fish frying skills and took me off the grill and onto the fryer. Guy use to pay me to go catch walleye and perch so we had fish for work cookouts and his own personal parties.
    Getting paid to catch and eat fish, doesn’t get much better than that.
    90 nickolson Bored and Stroked "The Good"

    Big Bore 110 Pauter frame "The Bad"

    90 Bored and Stroked “vey’s frame” "The Ugly"

    110 JSC frame Bored and Stroked
    flat track build. “Shop trike”

    1974 original 90 X 2

    1974 Original 70.

  4. #3259
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    Taking my son (aj) out to dinner, dang kid just passed his CDL licence test today..... first try,
    theres an 83% fail rate for first timers. Probably the only 18yr old in MA that has one.
    not bragging..... Just proud of him.
    seems as though i wss just teaching him to drive a car. now he's surpassed me.
    sooo done with this HOT/ muggy weather up here its so hard to get anything done while outside.


    shep

    oh, and these 83-85 200x fender rubbers are definetly not easy to do..tough little buggers......still trying though. Im getting trapped air on one side. I figure theres a learning curve to do them. hmmmm

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  5. #3260
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    Congratulations Shep!

    Thinking about a small trip along the coast......just to get away from the heat

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  6. #3261
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    Jul 2010
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    Helicoiled some recoil threads. Y'all know, one bolt missing and hole stripped, one still OE with good threads in the case, one with a JIS screw, and another with a course metric bolt hamfisted in. No SAE bolts or lag screws though.

    It was time to replace the rope, and I had the right size Helicoil kit already. I even said, screw it, and put the tap in the drill. Wasn't fussing with doing it by hand, had other crap to do. 10 minute job and doesn't look goobered up anymore or require five different tools to remove the recoil starter.
    The story of three wheels and a man...

  7. #3262
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    Quote Originally Posted by ATC King View Post
    Helicoiled some recoil threads. Y'all know, one bolt missing and hole stripped, one still OE with good threads in the case, one with a JIS screw, and another with a course metric bolt hamfisted in. No SAE bolts or lag screws though.

    It was time to replace the rope, and I had the right size Helicoil kit already. I even said, screw it, and put the tap in the drill. Wasn't fussing with doing it by hand, had other crap to do. 10 minute job and doesn't look goobered up anymore or require five different tools to remove the recoil starter.
    Based on the variety of hardware i’m thinking YTM starter.

    Mine was held on by 1/4” Stove Bolts that I personally installed in the 80’s before I became aware that you didn’t need to fly to Japan for Metric fasteners.

  8. #3263
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    Actually, my YTM is all good there [wipes sweat from forehead]. This was on my 185S, which I installed a unknown condition, spare engine, I had sitting around for years. Just finishing up some things now that it's a known runner (smoking though).

    I hear ya on the metric stuff back then. Think what vintage Triumph owners still go through for BSC fasteners.
    The story of three wheels and a man...

  9. #3264
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    Quote Originally Posted by ATC King View Post
    ..... Think what vintage Triumph owners still go through for BSC fasteners.
    Funny you mentioned that....

    I just sold a box of whitworth sized wrenches, Whitworth taps and some Zener diodes I've had for years from back in my Pre-unit Triumph days (well, the zeners were unit era, but you get the point)

    Love them, but Lucas the Prince of Dakrkness can eat a dick and Amal never made a carb that didn't leak out the primers and give you stinky fingers....... Oh and that oil "filter" inside the crankshaft can go f**k itself too

  10. #3265
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    Quote Originally Posted by ironchop View Post
    Love them, but Lucas the Prince of Dakrkness can eat a dick
    Haha!!

    I must be the only guy on earth that never had a problem with Lucas stuff.

    Of course my exposure to stuff with Lucas is very limited.... only on Bultacos and those are the only bikes I've ever owned European. My El Montadero would vibrate your fingers numb but all the Lucas stuff worked just fine and dandy

  11. #3266
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    Quote Originally Posted by ironchop View Post
    ...didn't leak out the primers and give you stinky fingers...
    I'm not surprised that tickling the Amal gives people stinky fingers.
    The story of three wheels and a man...

  12. #3267
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    Jul 2003
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    Just tearing out a little concrete.
    Now I'm smoking some salmon
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  13. #3268
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    Been working in an alley in downtown re-routing sewer lines and installing grease traps and all sorts of stuff. Bunch of junk in a 3# sack. But, this morning I woke up at 3:45am went to the bathroom, looked at market place and saw a garage sale add. Address was 2 miles from the house. The rest is history. Gotta thank the wife for getting this for me on her way to work.
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  14. #3269
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    Cool, I’ve never seen one of those before, does it run?

  15. #3270
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    Quote Originally Posted by 90nut View Post

    There's a market for old chainsaw, uh, circular saw thingys like that. I've got an old Craftsman saw that' I'd like to restore someday.

    Nice find.
    The story of three wheels and a man...

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