All right, good to know there are options.

Yeah I bet it was a dog... 360 with 2 bbl and the thing is fully loaded with tools. I mean, floor to ceiling with tools, plus pulling the 4x8 utility full of ladders and crowbars hah!

Gonna have a huge garage sale.

 

Where are you at? That's a garage sale I would like to visit.

 

Just take the tank side fuel line off the fuel pump. Run a hose into a gas can and shoot a little starting fluid into the carburetor. It will usually start and run off the can then. Now, do NOT prime the engine with gasoline. If you get a back fire, it can blow burning fuel up and into your face. I have a good friend that happened to years ago. Ever since I've known him, I use starting fluid. It can flash and take your eye brows off giving you a surprised look until they grow back, but it won't melt your face.

 

I'm in Oregon - unfortunately it seems most of the tools are masonry and carpentry tools, some power tools like angle grinders, sanders, a router, a table saw, all a bit old but in good shape... but almost nothing for working on cars Still going through it and looking for flare nut wrenches haha!

I did find an old Craftsman socket set with 3/8 and 1/2 drives, filled with 12 point deep sockets SAE and metric both. Keeping that!



Thanks for that advice - I will do that and take pictures of the process when I go to start it up. There happens to be a couple of cans of starting fluid in the truck, along with 2x 6 gallon gas cans. Lucky me.