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Re: What kind a tractor is a Buick??
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Posted by Mark - IN. on January 10, 2005 at 05:55:26 from (152.163.101.7):
In Reply to: Re: What kind a tractor is a Buick?? posted by Butcher on January 09, 2005 at 20:56:50:
No pictures of mine here in IL. Scooter is setting back home in the barn in IN. From what I can see of yours, nice rigid aternator case Shovel with a Kuriakin, and that kick on a 4 speed ratchet top. Anyone who knows anything about an old big twin knows that a Prestelite just don't get the job done, especially on a stroker. My knee aint what it used to be, but can still do it. Will try to get some pictures of it this weekend. Did something different on mine, blocked the oil tube between the heads, and ported the oil out the left side of the jugs down into the case - Shovels always had an top end oil problem on the left side - not mine anymore, I force the oil over and down from there. Nice scooter there Butcher. You know, if I post the scooter with the tractors, won't really be so OT? Huh? Good luck with the pooch Brother. Mark
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