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I say give it 6 months and see if you still feel the same. This time of year isn't good for selling anyway. ruffcur

At 8 bucks a gallon, stick with the 2.94 gear

Happy turkey day you filthy animals!

I've been and still am a bldg contractor and don't charge that much and I guess that's why I'm still working at 73! Might be time to raise my labor! Yes, and location has a lot to do with that. Fact is tho, our hobby aint cheap!

converter should be matched to recommended cam spec.

Git ya a new one an be done! Like was said, if it worked, no one would be buyin new batteries!

Thanks I'll keep looking and if nothing else turns up I'll get back to you.

Thanks my friend, I'm not too good with the metric system, but do know the thread size is M14x1.5. What that is close to in sae? I'm guessing 9/16. Some on flea bay, but I can't even get on there to buy with all the crap one has to go thru ! I really appreciate your help. Dave (ruffcut)

Hi guys and gals, I;m in need of the oem open style lug nuts for steel wheels for a 25/3500 Ram 14Mx1.5 thread, I guess. Not sure of metric size for socket, but a 7/8 socket fits them I need all 32 as my truck has aluminum wheels currently and I have a set of tires mounted on steel wheels for...

I agree, 68 HP with a forged crank, internal balanced. Nice! So torque converter will be neutral balanced as well.

Its not unusual to get a bad starter these days. I had a starter for my Roadrunner that was not engaging completely from day one and eventually didn't engage at all. Then recently on my 2022 ram 3500 had a starter quit completely at 12000 miles.

post #3, spider gears allow for both to rotate

Don't think a fuel return line on the carb. If there was a return line, it is usually from the fuel filter not the carb.

Vacuum advance is on the distributer, near the wiper motor in your picture and the vacuum port to connect it to is on the carb under the fuel inlet and between the mixture screws.

Welcome and best of luck! Easy peasy! You'll get it!

OK I'll agree, knew it was Dodge by the center cap, but not owning, was guessing on year by the wheel being similar to 68 Plymouth. Who says your too old to learn something new? ruffcut

I never owned one, but I would say 68 Dodge. ruffcut

Yes, here in NW PA unusually dry also for this time of year. More common to be rainy and cool, but temps have been warm during the days with frosty nights. Last week I saw a low of 21* F. Not complaining. I'm sure it will get back to more normal before too much longer. ruffcut

You may not need to replace, only reassemble , but will need to fix the collapsed steering shaft. FYI, hammers can cause more trouble than they fix. ruffcut

Its an IH Scout II? Might be green?