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Worked on the 88 today
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super99
02-22-2021 18:09:54
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Temp got up to the mid 30's this afternoon, so I worked on the 88 again. I got the manifold back on and the carb and linkage. Put the temp sending tube in and hooked up the oil pressure line. Took the inside cover off of the distributor and checked the advance to be sure it was free, Got points and condenser in and rotor and cap on. I'll clean the spark plugs and make the new plug wires tomorrow and put the gas tank on and maybe it will run.
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rrlund
02-23-2021 05:59:59
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Re: Worked on the 88 today in reply to super99, 02-22-2021 18:09:54
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Was that the right PTO shaft for the 88 engine then?
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super99
02-23-2021 17:18:22
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Re: Worked on the 88 today in reply to rrlund, 02-23-2021 05:59:59
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Haven't got that far yet, I'll let you know when I find out.
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