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| Some 70s Deeres at the salvage yard |
A cool old Johnson. Unfortunately, it was badly rusted. |
The Liq/Trail as it was when I brought it home |
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| Guts |
Nos! |
Shawn, my Dad, and me removing the engine |
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| My "shop." It's an old log shed behind our house. |
The bat that shares my shop with me |
These are from my parts sled. Everything that could be siezed on these carbs was siezed. |
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Dirty carb - and that's after soaking for a few hours! |
Getting cleaner... |
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| Cleaned up. |
The flywheel off my old parts sled |
The badly damaged crank from my old parts sled. Notice the perfect center seal. Just my luck. |
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Cleaned up |
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| Cleaned up |
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Something's blown up in there before... |
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| The center seal on the new sled's crankshaft. That crack is, I think, from the way it was cast. |
A little rusty but not bad. |
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| Which case should I use? |
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Some old bad parts from my old parts sled |
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| My rings. One is a little rusty and all are dirty. |
Somewhat shiny and almost good as new. |
Even after sitting for months in an improper state (fuel not drained, etc. :( ), she started up on the 5th pull and ran great. |
