Category Archives: Bror

Wow! Mark at Carbrescue has done an amazing job! Just picked it up from the post office! Now if I can ever get LTBabe to go to sleep, I’ll get back out and hammer down on getting things back together!

So I’ve HAD these tires since early in the restore process, just thought of taking a picture of them tonight… These came from a friend of mine, Morris, who bought them when he was originally going to restore a similar … Continue reading →

Well, I had some time tonight, as LTGal was out at a movie and we pressed Kidlet#2 into babysitting LTBabe… But I just haven’t worked up the nerve to hone the cylinder yet… So, I thought, after my adventure in tires … Continue reading →

Well, actually, no, I didn’t get it ALL done…  yet…  However, I have much greater hopes of seeing the light at the end of the tunnel now, after watching this video on YouTube: This is Mark from CarbRescue doing the … Continue reading →

Well, Mark from CarbRescue finished with my carb this weekend, and sent me some pictures later this afternoon… I think it was well worth waiting for! I am just speechless at how nice this puppy looks! Of course, now I … Continue reading →

Well, while I sit here in Vegas not able to work on tractors and too hot and sweaty and tired to go anywhere, I thought I might as well check on the progress of the carb… And to my surprise, … Continue reading →

Spending a week away from tractors… Off to a conference in Vegas on Sunday… So I figure I better post a few more pics before I go… Here’s the NEW PARTS! The official Gasket Kit of the 1967 HH100! A … Continue reading →

Got a little bit of work done last night Popped out the old oil seals: Got the wrist pin out (using a socket and socket extension and a teeny tiny hammer) Here’s the top of the connecting rod: Got the … Continue reading →

Here’s a quick hint! Now I gotta get back to work… 🙁

I’m getting excited about the prospect of getting this engine going, but I’m trying to be realistic.  Not to be TOO negative, but I’m kinda already working under the assumption that this engine will be (if I get it running … Continue reading →