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BLOWN AWAY BY MACHINE SHOP
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Posted by IRONSALES on March 28, 2007 at 09:35:27 from (63.168.147.151):
I am finally finishing up a tractor that i have been rebuilding for a while now and was debating on hohning the cylinders, i was wanting a "dingle-berry" hohn to use and couldn't find one cheap enough, and the parts guy suggested going to a well know machine shop, so i gave him a call and it floored me, expecting ot hear a price way outta my reach he said, $50, and he will mic the pistons, i think that now i will look at all the tractors that i find, i usually look for ones that are not stuck, but i think that with this guy i will be able to build more engines. This may just be old news t some, but its news to me and i like it.
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