So replacing my heads with CB Eliminators on a type 1 (92 bore 78 stroke) - should I need new pushrod tubes? Pushrods?

The new heads fit the engine (Revmaster) with no pushrod tubes installed.

With the tubes installed there is about a 1/2in gap of exposed cylinder top.

The part of the head that the pushrod tubes go into extends about 1/2in closer to the casing than the old head did.

I am assuming that there are not different heads for different strokes, as CB didn't ask about this (only bore diameter) when ordering.... Or am I wrong there....

I have no idea if the pushrods themselves are the right size and it's just the tubes.... Or if I also need to be looking for new pushrods, or if the adjuster nuts have enough play to make up the difference....

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u/Dave_A480 — 3 days ago

Anyone using Eversense 365 with xdrip+?

Is there anything more to it than installing Esel and changing the source in xdrip?

Just got my insertion and wanting to make sure AndroidAPS gets fed properly when everything comes online and I switch off Dexcom G6

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u/Dave_A480 — 4 days ago
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95 XP oil leaking from under engine into bottom of ski while stored....

So I went out to look at my Craigslist special 95 XP today, after it was parked for a winter....

And there's a puddle of 2 stroke oil in the bottom of the ski.... Not all of the oil in the oil tank (there's still a solid half to 3/4 tank in there.... But a lot... And the black metal plate that is under the engine is slick with oil, so I am assuming the leak is somewhere under the crankcase....

This ski was 'rebuilt' by its previous owner and I've spent a good bit of time undoing his hacky repairs... Things like way too long starter bolts and so on....

It still has a few issues (requires an electric boost pump to not lean out and stall as soon as the throttle is applied).... But this oil thing is annoying because I can't actually see where the leak is coming from other than it's definitely not the oil injection pump.....

Any suggestions beyond ripping the ski apart and taking the motor out?

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u/Dave_A480 — 1 month ago

Is there a no drill, no cut hitch kit for a 2018 Grand Touring *without* the kick to open feature?

Looking to be able to use stuff like a jet ski trailer with our CX9.

Wondering if there's a bolt on hitch kit that doesn't require mutilating my bumper?

I don't have the foot-activated hatch thing.....

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u/Dave_A480 — 2 months ago

We have lived at our current place for 9 years.

The layout consists of a house (on its own panel) and an airplane-hangar/apartment.

The original hangar/apartment is from 1978

The house was built in 1993, and the rest of the electrical was redone at that time...

Except one sub panel that is the reason for this post.

The problem is in the apartment, and is recent onset (within the last year).

Our tenant is telling us that the breaker feeding the shown sub panel in the back of the hangar keeps tripping randomly, even when nothing but the lights are on.

That panel (Sylvania - and very believably a trailer/RV part, given that we already replaced the original RV furnace that was heating it with a heat pump a few years back - that's on different electrical) at the back of the hangar has 4 circuits, all of them 240V:

  1. Washer/dryer (with most of the lights and plugs in the bathroom also tied into it some how, presumably running off one or both legs)
  2. water heater
  3. well pump (supporting the whole property's water)
  4. a 240v socket that currently runs an air compressor.

It is fed by 2 hots from the main panel - there is no neutral back to the main.

I've attached pictures of said sub panel.

I am trying to figure out why the supply breaker for this panel has started tripping. Note that the actual breakers IN the panel are not tripping - the one on the end (air compressor) is intentionally turned off.

The first local electrician I asked blamed the lack of a neutral - which I guess makes sense BUT I am wondering why it took 8-9 years for this to start happening....

Also I don't know where the ground out of that sub panel actually goes into the ground....

Any thoughts.....

u/Dave_A480 — 2 months ago