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That is a Med-heavy bar. Weight is around 180-190 lbs with feet, not including the box or any other accompanying items or extra feet.

You can bend cast if you heat it.

Hey Carnac, I you do find that it would be convenient to leave the 151 here for a while I will gladly tinker with it for a while free of charge. Of course you have the option to leave it here and have me not tinker with it as well if that suits your fancy.

Replace the bad parts and run it.

Nice, good bush fix.

Alright, alright. You don't have to beg me, I'll take it.

roflrofl Oh, and is that the last time you are going to get your 818 stuck? I had to vote for you because it was a pic of you stuck again.

It says the video is private.

Poor thing is just ate up with rust. Lots of welding in your near future. Lots of riveting in mine. My Mite came from the same place your 151 came from.

I let him know to contact you here. Patience grasshoppa.

Not anymore.

Yeah none of that stuff applies to the military equipment world. If your lifters were torn up that bad the cam is almost certainly shot as well.

Parts trucks are trucks that can not be titled or are rusted beyond saving/ missing lots of parts.

Grab all the valve stems and pull up on them. I'm wondering if the whole head of one of the valves broke off and sat down on a piston. I've seen it before on other engines.

Pm CBRmetalworks. I'm sure they are still there.

Could you just look it up by the new part number? Looks like our supply of NDT tires is going to dry up from surplus in the next few years.

(Driver's logic) Who cares, it's going to scrap!

Member TXfirefighter has, or had another good motor that he got from me. He has been trying to sell it recently. On the other hand, I have a 6.5 with turbo you could probably use if you don't mind swapping some parts out off of your old motor. It won't work in its current configuration for you.

Busted!!! Now you have to post up a thread!

May be worth getting a cheap airbrush from harbor freight if you don't have one already and then spraying a small metal test panel, then let it cure in the sun just to be sure of color. After complete shaking that is. That little bit of clumped material on the bottom could make a large...