Arent those pans supposed to be stripped and painted before installation? I have a 68 that need this done on driver side. I have the two 1/4 pans and I am not looking forward to tackling this job.
Just a guess on the HP. Also saw a post that talked about kool bore or cast iron sleeve. If I read that right and the info is correct, you should have a cast iron sleeve in that. Date codes are apparently stamped on the flywheel and magnito, possibly armature too, year xx, month abc…, maybe 54d on yours?
I will send you a link for Briggs ID numbers Cool you got a nice inside job for the cold weather, you'll make it better than new 🙂 Many years ago my neighbor had that blower, SnowBird, sold by the local hardware store….POS from day 1 Stay warm brother !
Like I said that thing more than most people have their wives. And you got to restore one of them every 10 years about. I think the bug be cheaper 🙂
A snow blower engine? WTF?
Arent those pans supposed to be stripped and painted before installation? I have a 68 that need this done on driver side. I have the two 1/4 pans and I am not looking forward to tackling this job.
great video where the bolt locations to remove body on a 1976 vw?
wow, looks like a lot of work ahead of ya. Good luck. 🙂
Mustie1, Flintstone car, that is not as squirrel nest, that is an old fashion lunch box, wack your meal over the head and cook it on the engine.
looks like alot of work
That will buff right out……….tony
I may need to do this to mine some day.
A very holy car 🙂
Agreed that you do the basics, you dont want a lifetime of work to do.
Just a guess on the HP. Also saw a post that talked about kool bore or cast iron sleeve. If I read that right and the info is correct, you should have a cast iron sleeve in that. Date codes are apparently stamped on the flywheel and magnito, possibly armature too, year xx, month abc…, maybe 54d on yours?
got to save the classics
brake lines are almost a planned replacement item on my drivers every 5 or 6 years. Thanks for the video! never did a body on pan replacement before.
Oh dang, that floor got swiss cheesed over the years
sent you a breakdown on the B&S
Have the same blower in the back of the barn. Thing weighs a ton compared to new ones.
I will send you a link for Briggs ID numbers
Cool you got a nice inside job for the cold weather, you'll make it better than new 🙂
Many years ago my neighbor had that blower, SnowBird, sold by the local hardware store….POS from day 1
Stay warm brother !
Just a little rusty…