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f\k that.

happy I did not get a heat pump.

If you burn wood. make sure that chimney is clean. I clean mine again In febuary, stay on top of that one.

ahhhhhh yup.

yehawww :party:

your clutch may be fine, fix the little things first. Replaceing the clutch is a major job.

I just re read the post, and negleted the issue of the ticking noise. I'm lost there.

Yes. I know what it is. look underneath the dash, you well see a plunger arm going into your firewall. that plunger is operateing the hydraulic pump that operates your clutch. It sounds like a bad bushing and needs to be replaced. Mine got so bad that I had to use a bungee cord to keep the...

cut green trees now, they should be good to burn next winter.

Merry Chriatmas,Happy new year. Ill always have a woodstove ,even if I dont use it. Which I do cause I love the heat from it. I cannt understand the thinking of folks that get rid of there woodstove for electric or whatever.

I would have just added another pass on the low spot. But I think your good to go, good job.

cool, making great progress. Now here come the critics. First weld looks great. I noticed you did not tack it on both sides before welding. even thou the job turned out very good. A spot on your second bead in my opinion could have used a spot more weld added to it. You would want the same...

tip #2, Tack every thing in place before running a bead. If you dont, the metal warps and bends. Well, the metal leans towards the heat source, so if it is not tacked your gonna have a problem. Tack on 2 sides to stabilize the work.

We want a hammer test.

yehaww, you got it. good job .

The nice part is ya can take it anywhere out in the field, weld ,braze,cutting torch. An item really worth learning. you can get the small portable tanks with the accesories ,will fit in the back of a jeep.

Ive never used that stuff.always have used argon gas. ya got me interested. weld 2 pieces together bang hell with a hammer on it and let us know if the weld held.

Well ! whats up ?

I'm not much up on electric, but. I think you just need one wire connected to your parking light wire ,then a ground wire to the frame.

cool !