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r Agree, about 800 :smile: Mark44

Ok I had better answer the phone from now on........LOL Mark44

I just use a heavy putty knife to rip the turf off then I let Katie get all the little pieces off. She then scrapes it with a putty knife. Mark44

Not much IMO. Mark44

Matt E knows and will show you. Then you can determine how much you can safely remove off your head let us know what you come up with. Mark44

I have pink in the bottom of my tray was red for the first month though. Mark44

r Well in that case what is your squish now? Mark44

t Royal When you go out to get the ski how about pulling the weeds by the garage door they really bother me.:rolleyes: Mark44

Should run around 50 bucks. You also need to verify your squish angle before you mill. Mark44

I like the way you painted the rail caps it looks nice. Mark44

LOL:haha: :haha: :haha: Mark44

I recomend shoulder bolts not just standard bolts. Mark44

t I used shoulder bolts and nylocks from McMaster Carr in mine and it worked quite well although I didn't care for the tight pole. Mark44

Sweet have any engine pics? Mark44

u Looks like a nice crib also. :biggthumpup: but you can have that snow man I don't want it. :bigeyes: Mark44

r Looks like you will be hiking in now. I would hate to see Lake of the Ozarks party cove like that no telling what they would find in there. :bigeyes: Mark44

I use stainless ¼” button head bolts and nylocks with epoxy resin and filler. Mark44

r You can get o rings from any supplier like McMaster Carr. There is nothing magical about them you just need to measure the o ring gland and order accordingly. They will be allot cheaper if you get them from a supplier like McMaster. That head looks a little beat and there is no hardware...

t I also want to know what is involved with this super tune pipe mod? :sneaky: Mark44

X2 but I used a tight pole for a couple weeks then went back to the spring and turf on the bad. I also run my bolt a little tight and my pole stays up but can still move freely. Mark44