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Old 03-13-2022, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
My wife would never buy that story!
Mine wouldn't either!
Old 03-13-2022, 03:36 PM
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Mine would just get out an iron skillet, and I'd just my tune in a heart beat.

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No. amazingly enough it sprouted up in the yard one day. Found it while mowing grass.
Good try, Saito was a mighty dog but even he never dug holes that deep
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Originally Posted by FlyerInOKC
You didn't buy from Pete did you?
he bought it from Pete's dog. he took the money and ran with it, told Pete he buried it



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Hi Pete LOL. how you been? LOL

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Old 03-13-2022, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
Was that 270 a Winchester Model 70? Pre 1964 of course.
No but I sure would like to have one of those too naturally. Dad's was the Wby 270 mag early serial number. Mine I bought in 84. Also the magnum.
I loaned 1500 dollars to bank of Colorado as a promo (Sort of weird eh) They shipped the gun to me (had an FFL at the time). Then I got the 1500 back with no interest one year later.
My USAAF WW2 dad and I carried them in the Ottawa natl forest and fed our people with them for 17 years till his death. His came to me after my brother died (firstborn was instrumental in dad's early purchase)
I never carried either again or took life with his. Once retired to the safe, I bought a SS Ruger Mark std 270 and started loading for it. Still carry it today up there, or a AR platform 30 cal blackout, loaded supersonic for hunting WT. Put together of all Michigun made parts. AKA the home state special.
The standard 270 is just right for me with them white tailed critters. The Mags are sort of overkill. And heavy cradled in my old right arm. But I digress.
My Saito 325 is giving me fits. And I think I missed a tooth on my twin when I did the bearings. Runs clunky like the valve timing is off. I used the alignment pin tool during the cam re- assemblies. (normally don't) Pressure is on. I just picked up a Goldberg anniversary cub for it's second home. The twin was not addressed as I had wrecked the cub with a 72 I put on it while the FT90 was in repair.
I will be looking to y'all for reference on correct reassembly for it. The right and left cams were sort of murky to my thick skull, and I didn't seek counsel. It may be more than '" just a tooth off"
lol. I remember one of my peers here offering help, and me thinking that was really kind...

Welcome back Pete! Was afraid gravity failed ya down under.
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Sorry guys. I couldn't sleep last night.

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Old 03-14-2022, 03:21 AM
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Jinx, what sized twin if I may ask, Thanks, Dave
Old 03-14-2022, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Monty Python
Good try, Saito was a mighty dog but even he never dug holes that deep
HA I knew you would get it! LOL
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Originally Posted by Monty Python
Good try, Saito was a mighty dog but even he never dug holes that deep
I wonder if Saito is still burying 125s in heaven or too busy chasing rabbits, squirrels, and the like?
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I spent the day going over the yard with a metal detector!

Dave, check your porch

Making a trip out to PA this week. Might as well grab some methanol too. Current price is $2.70/Gallon.
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Package received, that big Webra is a Dykes ringed 61, thanks a million, I never saw a Webra 20 before, wow.

Are you going to Carlyle?
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Almost affordable, the UMS 5-55 @ $1,899.00 https://ch-ignitions.com/product-cat...s/ums-engines/


Slightly long strokes

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Old 03-15-2022, 03:38 AM
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Here you go Dave. The current price for racing methanol is $2.70 per gallon, your container.
They do list free delivery to several states, Virginia is listed.

https://crystalviewwasherfluid.com/racing-fuel/

https://crystalviewwasherfluid.com/delivery-locations/


Very good on the engines! MECOA should have the needles for little Webra, they are beauties!
Could be sweet on a Sig LT-25

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wow half the price of gas. Too bad my truck can't run on it!
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Originally Posted by 1200SportsterRider
Jinx, what sized twin if I may ask, Thanks, Dave
Hey Dave. You can ask me anything Sir.






Thanks for asking. Early FT 90. Ran poorly till I got new spray bars. Ran great and the bearings crapped out. Did the bearings and screwed up the timing on the left cam. I did use an alignment pin tool on both cams. Ran like was a tooth off. Put it on the shelf cause I had put a 72 on the cub it was on when it went down. Wrecked the cub. Got another one motor less. Time to have another crack at it...
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Originally Posted by 1200SportsterRider
Almost affordable, the UMS 5-55 @ $1,899.00 https://ch-ignitions.com/product-cat...s/ums-engines/


Slightly long strokes
Yeah Man
I have been lusting for the 180. Can't get past UMS manufacturing. Good engines. Sketchy company.
The Moki 180 is twice that number. And they have pulled some stupid stuff in the states to unfortunately.
Check Areoscale. These two arent all there is in this hobby.
A Robart showed up on farcebook yesterday. My heart almost stopped. Had to sit down for a second. Lol
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Originally Posted by Hyjinx
Yeah Man
I have been lusting for the 180. Can't get past UMS manufacturing. Good engines. Sketchy company.
The Moki 180 is twice that number. And they have pulled some stupid stuff in the states to unfortunately.
Check Areoscale. These two arent all there is in this hobby.
A Robart showed up on farcebook yesterday. My heart almost stopped. Had to sit down for a second. Lol

Might as well face it; you are addicted.
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Originally Posted by Hyjinx
Hey Dave. You can ask me anything Sir.....................
Thanks for asking. Early FT 90. Ran poorly till I got new spray bars. Ran great and the bearings crapped out. Did the bearings and screwed up the timing on the left cam. I did use an alignment pin tool on both cams. Ran like was a tooth off. Put it on the shelf cause I had put a 72 on the cub it was on when it went down. Wrecked the cub. Got another one motor less. Time to have another crack at it...
I have a NIB 90T MKII, how does one identify the early version from the later version? Yours appears to be a 90T MKII (ringed). IIRC the 90T MKI was an ABC engine (non ringed). The last version was the 90TS, but a totally different (boxer) design.

Anyway, what was the issue with the original spraybars?

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The early 90 twin was AAC and the MK-2, at least the initial run version I had was a cast in, chrome plated steel sleeve. The box said AAC but it was not.
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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
The early 90 twin was AAC and the MK-2, at least the initial run version I had was a cast in, chrome plated steel sleeve. The box said AAC but it was not.
Yes, the MKI was AAC, not ABC as I wrongly stated.
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Originally Posted by Jesse Open
Might as well face it; you are addicted.
Lifer. But At least it's not drugs, shine and wemen. Yet....
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Originally Posted by Glowgeek
I have a NIB 90T MKII, how does one identify the early version from the later version? Yours appears to be a 90T MKII (ringed). IIRC the 90T MKI was an ABC engine (non ringed). The last version was the 90TS, but a totally different (boxer) design.

Anyway, what was the issue with the original spraybars?
Hey Lon. My reason for " early" had to do more with the fact I bought it on a club members sell of. He was long in the tooth. He bought it new in the 60s or 70s..
Came to me freely rotating. I fired it up and it ran ok. It had a bent needle/ bar assy. Was was fretting me in the fine tuning. All good after that, till the bearings crapped. Thinking back, I seem to remember I got the empty box also. And I had a factory instruction lit.
Probably the MKll you referenced.
Thanks Aaron-
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Originally Posted by Hyjinx
Lifer. But At least it's not drugs, shine and wemen. Yet....

Yes, especially the cryptic "wemen"

Bet our buddy Dave is whittling on Webras today !!

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