I hope you've been manually turning over that engine of yours periodically. That would suck to start it up only to have that sweet Raby motor seize up... :-( Not to make you paranoid or anything... Gerald V. Livingston II wrote: > Took the Rivi back to the garage yesterday. Took me over an hour to > ease it off the trailer since the passenger rear wheel is held on only > by a cotter pin and there are no bearings on that side. *SLOW* roll to > keep the wheel from getting too much side force and shearing the soft > cotter pin. > > Today I brought the trailer back to the office and went over and got > the Jeep started and loaded for its trip to the garage. No brakes, > flat tires from when we tried to get the wheel straps over it on the > trailer the last time, and it hasn't been started in 6+ months. That > pretty much ate up today. > > Monday (or after midnight one night this weekend) I'll haul it to the > garage and park it. > > Then I need to find a stub axle, rear bearings, backing plate, etc for > the passenger side of the '73. > > Or I could fix the clutch and stick something stronger than a cotter > pin in the busted axle so I can drive it on-and-off of a trailer to > tow to the shows. > > Gerald > > sammie smith wrote: >> Are there any live busses out there today or have they all died and >> gone to bus heaven. My computer is so quite I can hear the >> microprocessors chirping. > > >