Posted by John A. on June 02, 2012 at 14:01:49 from (76.1.122.180):
Guys, a while back I made mention of an unloved, unwanted....1966,, 656LP, aftermarket wide front, Factory no Fenders, Brand new tires all the way around just before the owner Passed! Then sat for 3 yrs..... that I acquired. Had to use a Slide truck to get it home for the brakes were stuck. After a good clean out of the Pan and oil pump what nastyness was in there, then new oil and filter. New points/condenser,plugs, wires, cap. And $95 of new LP tank valve repair kits and last of all 30 gal of LP The old girl came back to life. The Steering works well the only problem is the 3-pt wont go down yet! but I will get that figured out shortly. One brake broke loose as it came off the truck the other...Put it in gear 1 bump forward, 1 bump in rev and it came loose. Nice tin work no real problems there. All gears run out well too. This old girl was heading for the crushers! If I hadn't acquired her! Thought Y'all might like to hear about it. Later, John A.
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