Tom Picciani
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School closed at noon. 3 miles of treacherous driving. Had a pickup sliding towards me on wrong side of road. He got over with 10 feet to spare. I'm expecting a delayed opening tomorrow.
What did you do today?
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Glad I live on the sunny and warm Oregon coast. 38 this morning and probably low 60s today. Been having a rash off 33 degree mornings the past 8 days. Not that unusual.
Nick
In Remembrance
There are cars that can't make it up the street in front of my house ..
Finally got over and put a fuel pump on that old truck. Still won't draw gas. I guess next step is a fuel filter, it is underneath somewhere. Might just set it up to draw from a gas can first just to make sure it runs ok.
Nick
In Remembrance
That's it , Tease the Dog ..
Rusty, a pin hole in the fuel line will also stop a fuel pump from pumping fuel. What have you determined so far?
9am and it's 50 Low was 37. Bit on the breezy side and later this morning I'm gonna go measure a fancy shmancy house for an area rug. It's right on the bluff overlooking the ocean. Their neighbors house has a matching guest house and a helipad.
Pics please!
Not much. I seem to only have an hour or so a day to work on it.
Hey guys, ever see a canister in-line gas filter? This has a screw-on cap, rusted solid, and is about 1 1/2 " tall and probably 2 " around. Next time I get over there, I will just bypass it. Did not have enough hose with me today.
Threaded fitting? You mean a reusable of refillable filter?
Where do you live Tom?
Refillable canister like the oil filters years ago, only a lot smaller. Parts store could not even find a listing for one.
What year is the rig Rusty? If it's got fuel injection I wouldn't bypass the filter.
Hope you are all keeping warm. It's been pretty cold here (well, for this area's weather). The cats and dog are piled on me.
I made stovetop stuffing with a chicken bullion cube, garlic salt, and mixed in shredded rotisserie chicken last night and it turned out pretty good.
Rusty, I hope you can get things sorted out with the canister.
I made stovetop stuffing with a chicken bullion cube, garlic salt, and mixed in shredded rotisserie chicken last night and it turned out pretty good.
Rusty, I hope you can get things sorted out with the canister.
I has a glass encased filter on my old Chevy. 2" long by 1" diameter. The glass tube part seemed to be like Pyrex. It had metal end caps that were chrome and an O-ring to seal it. Inside was a replaceable filter.
I forgot where you reside zannej. We don't get what most consider "cold" here on the Oregon coast. Lows in the 20's are rare in winter. Highs are usually above 40 or 45 in the winter
1980, if I get it to running good, I will put a generic one back.
