81A Flathead Block and accessories free to anyone who will pick them up. I really hate to take them to a scrap yard. They will be in Midland in July at the swap meet also.
Transmission from a 47 I think
38 block and crank
lots of other stuff. :D...
I got it! The weld nuts were broken on the inside but was able to get both the rear screws out then tilt the hood enough that the trim slid out just over the windshield. I took the screws out for the rear hood support under the trim and "presto" it slid out like butter.
I started in on my hood removal and the hinge bolts seem to have nuts on the back and will loosen but will not come out. I thought I could take off the rear hood stiffener and it would then just slide out. Unfortunately the center hood trim prevents this and cannot be removed unless the hood...
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It idles well but and I can see the squirtters working and the nozzle bars spraying fuel. As soon as I give it throttle, it's like the ignition is shut off. It is defeating me so far..... I'm tearing apart the distributor tomorrow and learning about vacuum break.
I have the same set-up. If you get a smaller pulley your fan will pull more RPM at idle. I did this on my father.in.laws and it worked. It took awhile to find a pulley but we drilled it out and put the fan on there.
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I did turn it down. The float is set to 1-7/16 on the money. It is better but something is still happening when it warms up. My temp gauge is in the middle but I am thinking about pulling the thermostats to keep it cool and check it out.
Also thinking about the fuel pump..........
Mart,
I just got it on the road. It must have had blocked jets. It runs well with throttle and I am still working on the idle- kind of jumpy. It used to idle better even before the rebuild.
I started at 1-1/2 turns out on the idle adjustment needle and dialed in the idle screw. - I'll keep...