Long Rider
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Long Rider replied to the thread Hello from Oregon.Welcome from the dry side. Looks like a fun project. -
Long Rider replied to the thread Hello from Oregon.WELCOM from Eastern Oregon. I see you're going with an upgrade to a bucket seat.
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Long Rider replied to the thread A grand hello From eastern Oregon.Welcome to the Square addiction group. And no there doesn't seem to be a 12-step program for this. (my wife has been looking) We are in...
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Hello everyone from from Oregon and beyond our borders. My name is Jim and I am in the process of doing a frame off restoration of a...
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Long Rider replied to the thread Hello from NM.Welcome aboard from Oregon (eastern)
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Long Rider replied to the thread Show your daily driver.LT 245/75R16 tires size and the wheels are Pacer 164P-6881 16X8 lg pattern 8x6.50 I got them all at Commercial Tire, in La Grande OR...
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Long Rider reacted to Bennyt's post in the thread Thoughts on how to recover from a slightly cross threaded spark plug threads in head? with
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All good advice here. One additional thing I do is put the engine on exhaust stroke and put an open airline in the exhaust pipe so any... -
Long Rider replied to the thread Hej From a newbie :).Welcome aboard from Oregon
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Agree with ground issue. And likely it’s something you removed. Since they worked before.
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That's definitely a ground issue imo. Two headlight grounds on each side of the core support. Make sure the ground from the firewall to...
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Adding on to my shop for almost two weeks now, 85% done, but rain and snow for the next three days. Think I can get done by Sunday, the...
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@Craig Nedrow plus you get the satisfaction of doing it yourself the RIGHT way....your way!!!!
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I am currently building a shed for my sawmill. Instead of setting the posts into the ground I used Simpson brackets and concreted them...
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Yes, I picked one up from American van a while back. It's a shame, looks like the discontinued them. I modified mine and have it out of...
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Long Rider replied to the thread Valve covers.Well done Dad, Father and Son projects live forever in the hearts of both.
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