Glad this thread is still going! New plugs and washed the Hornet, ready for the next trip.


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Just sold my AR I built. I was over it. Not a huge fan of the .223 .556 ammo. Franklin Armory lower timley trigger group. Stag upper and Daniels Defense quad rail. Gonna stick with my mini 30 7.62x39mm. And my .308 


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Inside one of the buildings I take care of.

I can meet you or drop it off pm me. I live in Thousand Oaks an always in San Fernando

Going up to pyramid tomorrow to blow out the cob webs. Anyone going to be up there?

Good job!! Have fun today and stay safe! Heading to pyramid tomorrow for first shake down run of the season.

Mine does too.

Welcome nice float bro!

Thanks guys!! Yep the bell housing bolt was the culprit! I win!

Hey any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. So I was changing my oil on my 454. And I used a oil filter wrench on the filter and it wouldn't budge. The wrench pierced the can too. So I stopped and grabbed the strap style wrench. It tore up the can. I was using the strap wrench as far up to filter rim as I could.... And yes I was turning it the right way. Not much room between the stringer/log and filter. I am thinking that I will have to pull the motor unless someone has a trick. I don't think the screwdriver trick will work considering the can is tore up.

Underground entrance.

Dunno what it was, for sure. All fixed now, at least for now. All new breakers (some were found to be pretty bad, so I had the guy put all brand new in), main breaker was found to be faulty (Possibly a defect from new, or the other breakers in the panel were working it over little by little), so we replaced it with a Seimans instead of a Murray this time around. Gotta go get my money back on the Murray I paid $400 for, but I got all that done, all lines and loads checked for $450 and a handshake agreement between him and the power company guy that if it happens again, APS is replacing my entire entrance and wire, because that is the only thing left that it could possibly be.    Neither of them had ever seen anything like this.   

Ray   

Sweet! I am a HVAC and electrical contractor. I have seen something similar. It ended up being the overhead feed from Edison. The neural from the pole is bare and uv destroyed the insulation on one of the 120v lines. It was causing some whacky things in the house. If some appliances were unplugged 1/4 of the house would go out. Glad you got it solved!

Haven't been on in a while. The ride is good!!

Installed a new Holley fuel pump and auto meter fuel pressure gauge. Thinking of hitting up pyramid this Saturday.