Married2Allis
Well-known Member
I hate turning a wrench when it's cold! I could heat up my shop easy enough but usually just don't do much until the weather warms up (now when I retire, I plan on pretty much living out there). I keep thinking about what else I want to get done this year on my 1650, and wondered what it would take to rebuild the motor. Sleeving and doing the bearings looks like something I can handle. But other jobs like head work, milling, decking, or crankshaft work I will ofcourse need to send out . Is there a good machine shop anywhere that knows what they're doing that you guys use?