Posted by Ken Crisman on February 17, 2008 at 10:14:39 from (71.253.102.43):
In Reply to: Clearing up a matter- posted by ENGINE MAN AND WELDOR MAN on February 17, 2008 at 10:00:38:
Hi Caleb , I'm not able to help you with all the more mechanics knowledge I have , but did you try searching the web ? I know there is sites for rebuilding Ford engines but not sure about your case . This site probably isn't the best site to get the info you need since it's more of a tractor site . But I may be wrong . I know the feelings you have about some people lashing out at you . Some of us don't know & ask for help . Some know alot & help . But then again there's some that enjoy being nasty bercause they don't have any help for you but still want to have something to say . I'm sure I'll get something nasty just from my response to you today . I wish you the best & keep an open mind & heart . Never get to where you think you have nothing more to learn , my young friend . Manuals seem to help some . God bless, Ken
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