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I built several of those in the late eighties and early nineties. They were great for tinkering with. I burned the hoses off a few shop vacs, trying to start them.

I drink at home only. I get what I need, I go home, I drink, I stay home. I can always go get it tomorrow... I got into a wreck between #1 and #2, but after my Scout rolled three times, it landed on its wheels in my front yard. The debris was all over the 4 lane divided highway, but I was...

That was #2 for me, but since we delayed the court date for a year, it was not within the ten years that would have triggered a year in the slammer.

D I was charged with DUI, but was not convicted until a year later. I lost my license for a year, but got driving priveleges seven days a week for work purposes. They were supposed to suspend my license for 30 dauys the night I was arrested and keep me overnight.

I have seen a pulley mounted on a solid axle, V belt to a GM one wire alternator mounted on the frame out of the way. It only makes about 35 amps, and only when at cruising speed, but that is well over what you will be using. A winch sounds like a big drain, so you may want an alternator setup...

In 1996, I took a job in a city 60 miles away, drove my 77 chevy truck back and forth every day until I found a house up there. I had a consealed carry permit, so I usually had my Hi Power in the seat next to me. We had a party aftre work one Friday, and I stayed longer and drank more beer than...

Shot a hood rat breaking into my house. Called the law. They took my revolver. Officer opened his brief case and showed me a Glock. "Are you familiar with this?" Yep. He left it with me for a week, and brought mine back after the investigation was closed.

I always liked 12 ga. I bought a couple of single shot 20 ga for my son and me for Christmas last year. He is 12 and he loves his Stevens 301. His stock is a couple inches shorter than mine, but I have to say, for the reduced recoil, there is still a whole lot of destruction downrange. I have a...

You could always try rolling your own, but keep it in the house. Taking them out in public to play is how they get siezed.

I saw an Atari console at the thrift store last week. We have a dedicated, Frankensteined desktop computer that is a dedicated gaming monster. The video card itself overloaded the power supply, so I added an external 1500 watt power supply. We are looking for a big, curved monitor. We a couple...

Until someone can back up the trailer, unhook it, move the mini van and walk the trailer up behind it, reconnect. Backing up with two side mirrors is simple once you learn the trick. Tilt the steering wheel toward the mirror you see the trailer in. Watch both mirrors and keep the trailer...

Have you changed the spark plug recently? If not, give that a try.

The nut with the allen head set screw in your second image, img 3378, between your hand and the return spring is probably your base idle screw. The brass air screw should be the ont you use to adjust idle speed.

The TPS is on one end of the throttle shaft, the return spring and throttle cable are on the other end. I think you will find your idle speed adjustment right next to that big spring. If it does have a MAF sensor, it is between the air filter and the throttle body. Definitely clean the throttle...

Fuel starvation may be a thing, but if it makes black smoke and dies when it warms up...me thinks choke or fouled plug problem. Need more clues. Putt, putt, putt, gasp...dead

Q#1: Does the choke/ enricher work properly? Q#2: When it dies, does it pop, sputter, smoke...or just stop? Have you checked for spark after death?

I read a book a few years ago that said a Secret Service agent in the follow up car lost his balance and popped his head with an M16. The impact looked like high velocity round and the fragments reportedly inside his skull looked like high speed hollow point. Too many theories becuase not enough...

Do you think Oswald shot him in the head?

It was a walk behind "Moto'Bug" brand wheel barrow thing that we found in a factory that made cement blocks. It would carry pallets of concrete blocks around and be unloaded by forklift. When I bought it, it was at a fruit farm in Florida, still walk behind. No engine when I got it, but that...

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