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We had some good times with the two YF's side by side all dismantled didn't we! Almost time to do it again.......but I can't afford it, lol.

I'm thinking I'm going to take the day off. I need to get the line lock wired in and other than that I'm ready.

Any idea when they open the track?

We sell and service farm machinery. Pentagon Farm Centre The Magnum is bagged, it's my brothers car nicked named Maggut. There is many of cars, trucks, bikes, sleds, quads, etc that get worked on, chopped up, modded etc in our shed. And you can usually eat off the floor at the same time.

That's the answer I needed, thank you! I will look into these in the morning. I removed the rack tonight and was about to have my welder braze the lines in place tomorrow, I might hold off now and try these first.

These are a few years old and there is lots more added, but it gives the overall idea of what the shed looks like. And a few cars and trucks have been added as well.

Id like to yup, Ill shoot for the 27th. If I can get a seal kit for this damn rack and pinion before then.

For sure, now get yours put together!

Anyone dealt with leaking high pressure lines on the steering rack before? I've replaced the rack once because of the same thing and here we go again. I've tried to find seal kits that include the Teflon rings needed for these lines but they don't come with. Any advice?

Very soon, hopefully three weekends from now. I have my kids the next two weekends, so I can't get to the track when I have them. I need a rear axle so bad so I can mount the Bogarts and Hoosiers, it just kills the tires now.

Best thing to do is remove the rockers when storing so the valves remain closed. Or fire them up once a month works too. Appears the black trucks window is open, I bet the interior is a mess.

This is for you Charlie....... First video attempt, I know it sucks but whatever. The traffic was busy and doing about 80 mph, I caught them pretty quick even with the short shifts and peddling as to try to not blow the tires off it in 1st to 3rd...

JMB's electric fan was the ticket for mine to drop in temp. With a 172 degree thermostat, Justin's fan, and Evans coolant it doesn't climb higher than 175 degrees, ever.....but I rarely see the ambient temperatures you do, max here is about 95 F. It was 36 and snowing here today.

Maybe tomorrow once I am at my computer if I still have any pictures of it saved. Go to garagejournal.com for really nice garages. We are building a new 40,000 sq ft building just south of Leduc on HWY 2 and it is going to be badass. Footing were to go into today but the weather prevented...

Very well done video almost to the point of being cheesy. It's too bad he doesn't put this much attention and focus into his customers cars. Instead goes out and does stuff like this getting huge press support and comments leaving everyone to think "that's the guy I want working on my car"...

I did the same as Engin89, machining the covers for ORB threads and running two cans is the way to go.

Im going to need some soon, getting close to resolving the belt and this mother fucker is going to go through some tires.

Good luck with the sale, I "used" to have the same wedding ring as you! Well still do, but don't wear it anymore.

Looks good, your a crafty mofo!

Haha. The bigger HP Fendt tractors we sell will do 0-50 kph in 10 seconds