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AMMETER_001.jpg
9 viewsRusted old ammeter switch box. Had a large wasp nest in there.Stanton
AMMETER_002.jpg
9 viewsJust rusty and in need of a good cleaning.Stanton
AMMETER_003.jpg
9 viewsCleaned up and welded a piece to minimize the wire opening in the bottom. This should keep my little winged "friends" from building any more nests in there.Stanton
BB_001.jpg
10 viewsThe old battery box had a couple nasty cutouts where the battery cables went in and out. Cut out the old openings and squared them up, ready for piecing and welding some new ones in.Stanton
BB_002.jpg
9 viewsPieced some new sheet metal into the old openings.Stanton
BB_003.jpg
9 viewsWelded and ground down the old openings.Stanton
BB_004.jpg
9 viewsTop is marked out on sheet metal with a Sharpie pen.Stanton
BB_005.jpg
9 viewsEasier to cut the battery cable holes while it's still flat.Stanton
BB_006.jpg
13 viewsBattery cable holes cut. Ready for bending.Stanton
BB_007.jpg
14 viewsHooked up the sheet metal bender and with a little effort got this.Stanton
BB_008.jpg
10 viewsReady for welding.Stanton
BB_009.jpg
9 viewsWelded the corners and ground them down. Added some "L" brackets with tie-downs.Stanton
BB_010.jpg
9 viewsReady for some primer and paint.Stanton
J_Hook_1.jpg
9 viewsMissing a J hook and spring. Formed one from 1/4" cold rolled steel rod.Stanton
J_Hook_2.jpg
9 viewsFinished J hook with spring. Found the spring at Feldman's, a farm and home store.Stanton
J_Hook_3.jpg
9 viewsInstalled J hook.Stanton
Manifold_Tap.JPG
9 viewsRented a 2" tap to redress the manifold threads. The existing exhaust pipe had stripped threads and just sat down in the manifold. All those years of wobbling around in there rounded off the manifold threads and/or filled them with black soot. First, I tried using a 2" pipe nipple, but it wouldn't grab and center itself to cut; just kept popping out even with pressure and tapping with a mallet. So, I called the rental shop and rented a 2" pipe tap. Was tough to turn at the end. But do-able.Stanton
Manifold_Threads.JPG
9 viewsThreads restored. Rental cost was $15 for 3 hours. Couldn't buy a good used manifold for that.Stanton
OIL_CAP_001.JPG
9 viewsOld cap as found when purchased.Stanton
OIL_CAP_002.JPG
9 viewsOld "cap" made up of series of washers.Stanton
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