I cannot begin to voice my displeasure with the poor writing and the apparent lack of any editing in the instructions. Anyway, aside from a game of "guess the wire placement," it was a pretty straightforward build. The problems arose from the individual garage and were nothing that anyone attempting this sort of thing couldn't devise a fix for. The adjustments on the unit were a pleasure compared to the old "adjust the stop on the screw drive" type. To lower the unit, p

It was a straitforward sort of job. The starter in a 2002 Nissan King Cab v6 is held in place by two bolts that go through the exterior of the transmission case and another bolt connecting the starter to the negative side of the electrical system. The positive side is via a harness with a quick disconnect. I spent about three hours reading, watching a couple of videos, and verifying my suspicions with a flashlight under the truck, then about an hour actually pulling & re

I was hoping to knock this out in about two weeks, but I can't dedicate that sort of time, so it will prolly drag on for a month. What I originally thought to he simple bubbles are actually the center stringer and the foam that did not break down in the heat. You can also see where moisture is still coming from the board. A shop once told me it's just common stupidity to pour money into a board this far gone. The jokes on them though, because I'm no ordinary kind of stupid. I

I couldn't use my lower gears last year, I went all year thinking about changing them out this spring. It turns out the problem was me, I'm an idiot. :) Note the log stuck between the medium and low gear set. The seat kept sliding around a lot last year. The problem is that the teeth on the saddle attachment wore out and won't grip anymore. It's a replaceable piece and I have one on order. In the short term, a dremel will almost always provide a short term solutions to a lo

The great thing about small engines is that it is always a gas, air, or spark problem. In this case all three. Filter was like concrete. The carburetor was like taffy, rich, dark, sticky taffy, and the spark plug was just a carbonized mess.

broken tile, the line right at the seam pulling out the old pieces and wedging the space open. new tile installed, just remove the wedges and done.

Electronic repair is always better with wine. Remove the cover. A work in progress. Success! The most important satisfied customer ever!