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Trail Talk / Re: First ride of the season
« on: December 28, 2009, 07:32:22 pm »
Hay Cranman;
Have'nt seen you out , Did you get your new tracks on or do you have to get Cam to show you how to put them on. LoL
Opened the trail to Brunie on the 25th, only had to cut 3 trees this year, Man its rough.

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Wooden Bombardiers / Re: Varnished Machine--
« on: December 26, 2009, 09:53:48 am »
Joseph Armand would be proud.
Love the pin stripes.

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Trail Talk / Re: First ride of the season
« on: December 24, 2009, 09:36:25 am »
How's the ice on Tobin Lake.
Fishing shacks are starting to go out on Athapap.( about 15" of ice ) A little more snow would be nice.

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Wooden Bombardiers / Re: floor plywood
« on: December 03, 2009, 07:10:29 pm »
On the metal machines there are vents at the front of the floor that can be closed off.This works well  (close in warm weather, open in cold weather). The air will still blow under drivers floor and out the engine doors for cooling.

If your Machine has a gassy smell in the cab,this may be a leaking exhaust gasket which should be fixed for obvious reasons. To ckeck for leaks run your hand around the manifold when the engine is running cold,you'll feel a puff of air where the leak is.

If you have an oily smell in the cab check your pcv valve.On my old woody I've run a 1" piece of rubber hose from the oil filler tube on the block to a vent on the fender ( stock on the woodys ). This keeps all the smell out of the cab exept the odd spilled rum.

I have a  piece of carpet on the floor in all my machines,this cuts the noise down. I may spray the under side of the floors with box liner spray to reduce it even more. Or just put in a loud sterio.

Stuk-n-slush

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General Discussion / Re: 2009 Bombardier Rally Info
« on: March 07, 2009, 08:56:49 pm »
I'am heading to Millwater on Wednesday Mar 11th to pack down the area for the RALLY, Anyone interested
in the trip, Give me a call. ( Heading out around 1:pm.)
B.Y.O.B.

Darrell

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General Discussion / Re: Speedometer
« on: February 02, 2008, 08:51:17 pm »
www.stewartwarner.com
You probably already checked this site .
They Have 5" or 6" electronic speedos and gauge sets , the ( Wings style )
is close to original . Some nice stuff in their site.
I put a set in my 49 dash but no speedo, just a tach.
I think the speedo was around $300. with all the sensors. Cheaper in the States.

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General Discussion / Re: Speedometer
« on: February 01, 2008, 09:50:35 pm »
swamp Dawg.

Check with Cranman,I think he duct taped his GPS to the dash, should be accurate enough.
or Check with Gary L. He picked up an electronic speedo for his 59 reck/restore.

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