OMG

yes

Just needs another 1000cc.

Sorry Scott, we are taking a pass on this one. Fly and ride gets it.

Without researching yet we are wondering how well the 800cc functions in a machine that big. Will it keep up with Harley's? But Scott is just a few hours away and we need another project to add to the dozen we have now.

Me first Sons and I are in discussions. Scott, I'll let you know first part of next week.

True, but consider how much current food has chicken or eggs. No birthday cake for you mister, we no longer have eggs.

What would the world do without chickens

That is rare

Hell, 3k for a tour of the property would be worth it just to see what else is there.

As long as everything goes well and you don't get antzy to start it. My neighbor rebuilt a VW engine in his upstairs bedroom when he was a teen. I'm supposing to show off to his GF (currently wife) he put gas in it, started it, it caught fire, the two of them tossed it out the window. So far so good except it landed in the family convertible and set that on fire. Kids

Score! Let's hope you will never need to move.

So true! In fact there is a warning label with it that states that it's not to be used on door panels. 😁

Lots of magic you haven't heard about, yet. Son says it has out performed every thing the shop has used. I guess broken auto fasteners can be a time consuming problem when they are made from ubobtanium or need to be shipped from Ubumxxed Europe. Aircraft are even more sensitive, ask any airplane mechanic what they use. Good to know you are a creeper. 😁

I still change my own, closest shop is 50+ miles away. With static balancing I get a rough idea where the heavy spot is and rotate that up. Then rotate the wheel slowly one direction till it rolls on it's own, mark the top, rotate it the opposite till it rolls on it's own, mark that. Center between marks is the heavy spot. Then apply weights accordingly. BMW I use balance beads just cause the wheel adapter is pricey.

From a firearms site I was introduced to mouse milk penetrating oil, widely used in the aircraft field. I bought some and am impressed enough to give some to my son that is an auto body tech. He tried it out on a bumper on a truck that is known for breaking bolts on removal, first time ever a bumper came off with no broken bolts. The manager of the shop was so impressed that he ordered a bottle and dispenser for every one in the shop. https://www.amazon.com/Mouse-Milk-Oil-8-Oz/dp/B0049C7170/ref=sr_1_1_pp?crid=18H31D1IOKV5B&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.6sFXEEdWRoWZvRRmZOuy54nf4KafWyJUfD_fAv7pBe9Xmy4g-ioBtuGh-nZcB5IU5RpQTz2FqRhCXZn_RecPuo_fPZiAFGhWjbuToCtlca-sUFuC-DYYrKRG6Dr_0U-vNPzP_lUMqY3XBxvewQWYmBUnt7qjXnPJNu0ZzJSVwRK3hEwlLPbgwUqR30m_xNs48QmkEdGOizO6msKYUNpZb8w5vmJW2uL4co7TrAKjJQOmYP0FycOGVly04SvBMbZIQfcPI3qEu8Xk6bHS_vxfGzgj2ds8GaoXNknVO3SRM14.AmoZdIn39_gYc_nLIMsAX874D2E20UlnAtJ9IQsSoHU&dib_tag=se&keywords=mouse+milk+oil+penetrating+oil&qid=1744695361&sprefix=mouse+milk%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-1 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QWFHW3K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title