So a while back I posted a request for NH rebuild tools, of course Scott Conger responded, (Thanks Scott). But yesterday I received an email from Colleen Winchester saying she had the rebuild tools as well for only $80. After a couple of questions I could quickly see where this was going, normally I am pretty busy, but I thought I would engage. Long story short, if any of you need an 11/64" socket to remove the Turbo Encabulater Valve, in the 1934 and later NH carburetor she has one. She does not have a socket to remove the earlier non turbo Encabulator Valve in the NH carburetor.
Good luck, and caveat emptor!
It was fun while it lasted, still looking,
Kevin
Let's be careful out there!
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kevinf
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Let's be careful out there!
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Scott_Conger
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Re: Let's be careful out there!
I see now that I'm selling my stuff too cheaply
Scott Conger
Tyranny under the guise of law is still Tyranny
NH Full Flow Float Valves™
Obsolete carburetor parts manufactured
Tyranny under the guise of law is still Tyranny
NH Full Flow Float Valves™
Obsolete carburetor parts manufactured
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Rodger Erickson
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Re: Let's be careful out there!
Well, if she's going to get anywhere selling sockets to remove turbo-encabulator valves, she needs to be sure and include a reciprocating Dingle arm to reduce sinusoidal depleneration. Otherwise, the deal is off!
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Art Ebeling
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Re: Let's be careful out there!
Every WTB post I make is answered by a scammer. First thing I do is look at their posts and join date. It is usually a recent join date and only a very few posts. I report them to the Admin. Art
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OilyBill
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Re: Let's be careful out there!
You want to be SURE that you get a Left Handed One!! That is another trouble point!
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OilyBill
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Re: Let's be careful out there!
You want to be SURE that you get a Left Handed One!! That is another trouble point!
Fortunately, I have a FULL set of "Foonman Wrenches", that I obtained when a relative was finally committed.
Fortunately, I have a FULL set of "Foonman Wrenches", that I obtained when a relative was finally committed.
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love2T's
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Re: Let's be careful out there!
Well, as I've been warning for over a year.... beware of AI, as it obviously strikes again. Or at least could be. Yes, she may be "real", but don't be so sure. Don't believe me? Or don't WANT to believe it? Type in "Tilly Norwood" in Google and be prepared for the shock of your life people. The actual article about "her" for some stupid reason won't copy/paste here.