Yeah, you do work on pipes all the time: exhaust pipes.Just shared this cause I didn’t want you guys to think I just worked on pipes all the time.
I Don’t Just Repair Pipes.
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Man you are living my best life. It’s my dream to buy an old Japanese bike and turn it into a bobber.
Can I mail you my compact track loader? Two of the arm cylinder bushing welds need touching up.
As a very young man I worked for a concrete flat work company as a their fleet mechanic, I spent more hours than I cared to working on skid steers (Bobcat). I think you might have a hard time find a flat rate box for it though.
I have old Japanese bikes a plenty, 5 to be exact. All vintage.
3 Yamahas and 2 Hondas
I didn't know old Japanese machines were a thing.
If you ever come across one of these rotary valve 350 twins, grab it. I bought one new in '72, and ran it crazy hard without problems for a year or so. Handled surprisingly well for the era, and out-accelerated most 500's.
Kawasaki A7 Avenger: Short-lived twin - Old Bike Australasia
Story and photos: Jim Scaysbrook As a relative newcomer to volume motorcycle production, Kawasaki wasted little time in establishing itself as perhaps the most innovative member of what was then the Japanese invasion of the [...]
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Roto valve Kaws are getting pretty scarce. But the Kawasaki I’m always on the hunt for is an original W650. I once had an opportunity to buy roughly 75% of a W650 and passed, I’ve been kicking myself ever since.I didn't know old Japanese machines were a thing.
If you ever come across one of these rotary valve 350 twins, grab it. I bought one new in '72, and ran it crazy hard without problems for a year or so. Handled surprisingly well for the era, and out-accelerated most 500's.
Kawasaki A7 Avenger: Short-lived twin - Old Bike Australasia
Story and photos: Jim Scaysbrook As a relative newcomer to volume motorcycle production, Kawasaki wasted little time in establishing itself as perhaps the most innovative member of what was then the Japanese invasion of the [...]
If your not familiar with the original W series it was a copy of a BSA A-17 made by Kawasaki with permission from BSA. It was the largest displacement Japanese bike made at the time.
Not mine.
The USPS “Z” box is good for 8k pounds.As a very young man I worked for a concrete flat work company as a their fleet mechanic, I spent more hours than I cared to working on skid steers (Bobcat). I think you might have a hard time find a flat rate box for it though.
Read the Highlighted part.... Cause that sure sounds like a type of pipe to me.
My first bike was a 78 cx500. Outside of the cam chain problem, I loved the bike and wish I still had it.