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A sunny day and one best spent in the driveway...working on Gopher. Today I removed the bearing covers on the mains and the rod bearing. It was nice to find that the grease was still soft and the bearings in good condition.
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Things look good here. It took a little effort to get some of the nut off but after removal and cleaning, they went back together easily. I spent a couple hours cleaning up the area under the the cam and cleaning the oil ports to insure good lubrication when it gets going.
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Well, it's not original paint. I can't figure out what is wrong with it beyond it being heavily faded and chalking badly. Paint splatter on the cam gear where it doesn't belong is a giveaway. It does look better with a little oil rubbed in. More of a burnt orange now.
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So begins the road to a start-up. I fiddled around on the front end some as well making sure that sticky parts on the governor assembly move freely so that there won't be any possibility of a runaway. Not much there to do but enough to require some attention.
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