Anyone Need an Engine Stand?

Richard in Florida

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I certainly don't want to break any rules here so send me a PM if you're interested.
 

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Breakfast table... that's where transmissions, and motorcycle engines get assembled.
Helps to have an understanding and supportive wife.
'Course, she doesn't like the smell of old-time carb cleaner in the kitchen sink. :)
 
Well let's just say it didn't work out. :)
Good news is my current wife doesn't mind that I clean carburetors in the sink.
 
The best way to remove the carb cleaner smell is to run the parts through the dishwasher afterwards. My last 2 carb rebuilds I used laquer thinner for soaking. The canned cleaner with the dip basket seems to get through gloves, clothing etc and into my skin and about 10 minutes later I can taste it in my mouth. I went 15 years without a wife like age 45-60. Biggest change is the old BSA lives on the back porch now instead of the living room.
 
Stopped by Richard's house this afternoon as he happens to live about 8 miles from my parents house. Nice guy with roots in the "Barn", sold his Ford which I wanted to see. Moving on to new projects. Thanks for the engine dolly Richard and my dad has a good use for the engine stand.
 
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