We still have a bit of snow here and there, but I think the frost is tarting to come out of the drives. Been working on the 2-155, it's got a new clutch in it. I am just about done putting the new cab kit in it. Kinda sad to say that the cab kit cost me more than the clutch did.

Also been helping some friends rebuild their 88 diesel. Checkout the video they posted of it on Youtube -

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We went to start it, and just couldn't get it to fire. It was late (watch the time on the video) so we finally gave up for the night. I double checked the timing, and did some more fuel bleeding, and by golly the next time it started right up. All I can figure is there was still a little air in the fuel, and our battery was getting tired after bleeding the system out. Runs like a champ now! We're going to finish up the brakes and try making it move this week.

I've got to thank you again Cal. We had pancakes for supper a couple of nights ago, and we used your maple syrup. Very good stuff!