Ok. time to muscle up!

[Bob Dunahugh]

There's a thought to carry lots of new spare parts. I carry that one step farther. I carry every spare part that you could ever need to replace. I just carry them installed. That way I put them on at home. Not on the side of the road. I carry no spare parts inside at all. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale

 

[Bob Dunahugh]

There's a thought to carry lots of new spare parts. I carry that one step farther. I carry every spare part that you could ever need to replace. I just carry them installed. That way I put them on at home. Not on the side of the road. I carry no spare parts at all. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale

 

[roy keen]

Out in the wide open spaces of the west there are places parts may be hard to find . I always carry spare parts that can be easily changed on the side
of the road it is no fun to be broke down and many miles from a parts house when all you need i is something simple like a coil or an ignition module.
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Roy Keen
Minden,NV
76 X Glenbrook

 

[Bob Dunahugh]

What to do always comes down to YOUR comfort zone. First. Has the cam sprocket been changed? Don't leave town with that original cam gear. Do a compression test. I'd never take an extra starter. As they're heavy. Simple to pull. Take it to a local rebuilder. Don't do an exchange at the national parts store. Do the general maintenance items. Get a Digi panel from Jim K at Applied. This is a start. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale

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From: Bob Dunahugh
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2019 12:52 AM
To: gmclist
Subject: RE: Ok. time to muscle up!

There's a thought to carry lots of new spare parts. I carry that one step farther. I carry every spare part that you could ever need to replace. I just carry them installed. That way I put them on at home. Not on the side of the road. I carry no spare parts at all. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale