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Engine All Installed
Topic:Journeys   Date: 2006-03-05
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The engine is all back in, the brakes are all working, and Ruby went on her first voyage in several months this weekend. She doesn't leak much oil any more, and the engine sounds great. My son was quite excited about the engine, and wanted to point out the oil and air filters:





The air filter, really, needs to point forward, towards the top hose connection on the radiator, but I had it rotated so I could tighten the external oil tubing a bit.


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