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thank you very much, does anyone happen to know the o'reilly part number. I have searched some threads and cant find it and am away from my gen at the moment. thank you for your time adam

hi everyone, I recently fired up my MEP-015a and noticed it was only running on one cylinder. when I pulled the plug wires I noticed one of the plugs was missing the phylips head screw, Is the screw the contact for the plug wire? I tried to get the other one out to check thread and size but...

That is really cool, congrats

Nice idea

Looks good, clean install

I wish i had the problem of to much half-track parts. Cool stuff

welcome to the site, what part of washington are you from

Pics would be great as there are many, many diffrant carbs out there. also, welcome to the site from another guy from Washington, and not far from you to boot.

sweet truck man, looks in real good shape

If it sat for a long time drained of engine oil, make sure you really really watch oil pressure on first fire up. Sometimes they wont pump if left dry for long periods of time

welcome to the site, nice looking rig you got there

in my state, if they dip the tank they do a chemical test on it if you dispute it. then, if you are running random things in there, they take a VERY close look at everything else both in the tank and the vehicle.

only the air side needs to be lubed, the other side has the brake fluid in it.

i prefer the soft top, its easy to remove on a super hot day and its fairly easy to patch if it gets a tear. The hard tops i had always had a slight vibration to them that i couldn't seem to eliminate.

welcome to the site. I totally agree with trying to make your first purchase through a private seller, it takes alot of the risk out of it

glad you got it taken care of, nice use of ingenuity.

very cool

If you still have one laying around for reference, any commercial bolt supplier will have them. you could also use some all thread to measure stud depth in the head and ad the additional length needed to meet up with the cover

The biggest thing is to make sure you take your time to find a good one that you are happy with. Way to many people get excited to get into the hobby and jump into the first junker they get there hands on and end up regretting it. And welcome to the site.

Very good price, i just let one go for four hundred and though i was making him a great deal. Nice find