Nice work, those adapted brackets look great.

Thanks, guys!  It looks like I might have a little work to do.  😉

Thanks, Peter.  I’m pretty sure it’s not the horn button, that is one of the things that had to be replaced to get the thing inspected.  So I am going to disconnect the wires from the button, reconnect the horn, and see what happens.  Then I will go from there.

Thanks, Rick.  That makes sense.

Nice!

Well, I checked the main pulley and it doesn’t budge but the breather tube was plugged up with a piece of a wooden dowel.  I removed that to see what happens next.

Thanks for the tip, Rick!  I will try that (when it’s not o dark thirty :D) and let you know.

Wow!  That is awesome!

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I don’t think of it as controversy.  Paul is more than probably right in saying that people might pronounce Lafer with the stress on the first syllable or with a short “a”.  I’m just saying that I recognize the name as French and it is in fact someone’s last name used as a brand for their company. In both French and Portuguese conventions the s…[Read more]

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Long “ah” and long “eh”.  “lahfehr”

Thanks, Bill.  Glad you liked it.  I can’t complain about my friend, he really is one hell of a nice guy.

Paul,

Thanks all for your kind welcome.