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I know the chain is a little loose and the gas tank strap bolt is missing, but there is something else wrong with this picture. Can you spot it?
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It's left handed!!.gif "rofl")
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The chain is on backwards
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Holes in the chain plate!!!!!!!!!!!!!.png "thumb up")
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Yep, that sure didn't take long for old eagle eye to spot. I wonder if they guy ever tried to saw wood with it? That couldn't have been good for the chain and sprocket teeth either. About 5 years ago I bought a brand new Remington electric chainsaw at a garage sale for only $10 because the guy said it didn't cut good. It's chain was also on backwards.Originally posted by Mitch View PostThe chain is on backwards
BTW, the Power Products mower I bought a couple months ago had the blade on upside down, so it was also backwards. In the 80's I was overhauling a tractor engine for a farmer, and his son asked me to check his push lawn mower to see why it wasn't cutting grass. It also had the blade on backwards.Comment
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Yep, a lot of satisfaction.Originally posted by Mitch View PostDid i win anything.png "roll eyes")
Gee, if I only had a VFF hat to send you. LOLLast edited by Tom Wesenberg; 10-05-2017, 05:33 PM.Comment
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I knew that, I was just
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by Keith TrueIn the 70's we used to have vendors set up at car shows that would take a picture of your car,and set it in a little peep sight.I have one used as a key chain in my 35,and would like to have them made for my A's.I don't know how to go about finding who,if anybody still does it,because I really don't know what they are called.06-09-2019, 06:30 PM -
by Cape CodderWell I finally got off my duff and submitted a picture of my car to "The A of The Day" on the MAFACA site taken two weeks ago locally. Hope you all enjoy!
And here's the link: http://www.mafca.com/08-05-2019, 12:10 PM -
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Brad, I hope you will repost a picture you posted just over 8 years ago. It was a picture of Emily and her friend sitting in a Model A, and at that time I made the comment that I thought it was one of the neatest Model A pictures I'd ever seen, and thought it should be on a calendar. I sure hope you still have it and will repost it here.
Also, a short time before that picture you posted...10-07-2018, 08:36 AM -
by MickeyFinally a good day pulling things apart. The tank is clean and looks like it my have been treated sometime in the last 20 years. The only thing I found inside was a single edge razor blade. I also am rebuilding my gas guage. It stopped working. I thought you might interested in seeing how the cork float was working. It is shown in a small jar of gasoline. Add the weight of the wire and it wouldn't...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Simply done is my goal, so I look through my bar stock bin and since I don't usually deal in steel, I decided...11-14-2017, 05:51 PM -
by dmdeatonOk, haven't been to a gas station yet with the new car. Are these things handy to use? I have also seen a mirror with a magnet? Don't want to overfill on my first run.09-07-2017, 08:15 PM -
My first post on this forum and thought I would slide in with a basic question about the suspension on a model T I just aquired. The car seems be complete but in looking it over I noticed some unique coil springs attached to the leaf springs. I dont recall seeing these before? Are these a stock item or an aftermarket item? Thanks in advance....12-05-2018, 12:08 AM -
by 4portI am looking for a picture of the manufacturers tag in the lid so I can make a new one, before I restore thisYou do not have permission to view this gallery.
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