Recent content by Engineer42

Actually, they used the clamshell holster if I remember correctly. The release was activated by pushing a button reached through the trigger guard.

Nice looking International, Mostly. Looks like a 1960.

That is a Brannock Device. Learned that on Jeopardy last night.

I'd get the weight off the tires, put a heavy dose of sea foam in the fuel tank. Possibly invest in a cover even if indoors, and dryer sheets in the interior floor in several spots.

I must be old then since I remember him from "The Jerk" as the sniper. "Die gas pumper", lol.

Probably get a deal right now if you walked in and purchased an in stock item. If they are actually open. If I had an outstanding order, couldn't get my money back, and the driving distance was feasible, I believe I would drive down and pick it or something comparable off the lot. After...

Every August.

I can't believe that won't bug you enough to relocate the tach, lol.

I'd check the flywheel Key. It's making spark, but as you said, timing could be off. Should just have to remove shroud and flywheel nut & washer. I agree compression sounds low. Also, check the low oil pressure switch first, shouldnt be it since you have fire, but.....

i got it as well, on my iPad using Safari. Getting some tasteless cartoon ads now

Glad you clarified, lol. After reading your first post about this, I thought you were talking about lamb fries.

Disappointed Drew. I figured you were going to try the muskrat in Ellendale, lol.

Dunno, never had Bear or Raccoon. Been many years since I've had muskrat as a kid. If memory serves, a very rich dark meat. I remember going with Dad to a market in Frederica to pick them up. I believe you brine them for a while, oranges and apples were somewhere in the cooking process. I ate it...

There was a local VFD close by that had an annual dinner with muskrat and greens, gizzard soup, and fried chicken livers. It was normally well attended.