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2 steps forward, 1 step back.....

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Errin OH

06-10-2003 08:01:59




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Well the 53 is starting to look like a tractor again. Finished up the red Sunday, Mounted the rad, gas tank, and all engine electrical last night. I just had to it it run. So I droped in the bat, moved the coil wire to the bat side of the terminal block, and let her rip. Aw-NUTS, starter button sticks because of the paint. Pull, PUll, PULL, up comes the button. Oh by the way, I was trying to get this done while attempting to unscrew the nut holding the coil wire to the terminal bolck. See I didn't have the oil gage back on and was pumping oil all over my shiny new paint job. Auggggg gg.... Did finish up most of the sheet metal last night as well. Start some assm tonight (lights and such), and get ready for the final touch up. Hope to have it on this weekend.

To top it off I discovered the gas tank leaking by the front mounting bracket. So I guess I be doing the por15 thing (etch and paint). I take it the you just pour this stuff in and roll it around to coat the inside of the tank?

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Lee

06-10-2003 10:14:49




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 Re: 2 steps forward, 1 step back..... in reply to Errin OH, 06-10-2003 08:01:59  
How do you do that ?? I usually get 1 step forward and 2 steps back. You're doing great !!!
Later, Lee



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