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Brad Heitz
Member ID: rocktown61201
Member Status: Free Member Rock Island, IL, USA 
Last Login: 2012-02-01 04:57:05
Last Forum Activity: 2012-02-01 04:57:05 Forum Posts: 355 |
1 Vehicles --
Total mileage: 999,999 mi (1,609,342 km) --
Average age: 1963
There are 6 total entries in this Journal.
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Posted on: Tuesday June 8, 2010
After mechanically getting my MGB in order over the fall and into early spring, I decided it was finally time to get to the suspension, the rear to be exact. As with many other projects I had begin to attempt with the car, the suspension was new to me. I understand how it works and why, however never took one apart or so much as changed a bolt on one. This was about to change because I had the following parts to install: -rear leaf springs (Moss standard) -rear leaf shackle mount (Moss ...
Posted on: Monday May 10, 2010
I don't know if anyone will read this, but if they do, I don't know where they will be from. However, here in west-central Illinois, it was another cold winter. Seeing as I have a small detached garage that I effectionately refer to as 'my 2 car shed', cold and wet weather doesn't mix very well. It is originally a small one car garage from when my house was built in the 1940's with a lean-to addition with a overhead door (that is currently ready to fall off). Not the warmest or roomiest opti...
Posted on: Saturday December 12, 2009
When I took the car out for the last brake test drive, I certainly didn't expect it to 'cut out' on me like it did while halfway through its gears. I was dreading dumping a bunch more money into the car and still not being able to drive it. I took the the forum advanced search feature and looked for similar problems previously posted. I was nearly certain it was the carbs and that scared me because I've never worked on them before. One thing that I learned that really surprised me was '90...
Posted on: Wednesday December 9, 2009
Has anyone ever put an MGB on a whole-car U-Haul trailer? If you have, congratulations because that is one tough task. The trailer itself is great. It is designed well and is very heavy duty. However, to get a B onto it, you have to ever so slightly tilt the ramps inward and center it just right so the whels do not fall through the center of the trailer. It also works really well if you can drive the car onto it, as was not the case with my B. As if getting it on the trailer was not har...
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