Dead spot when starting

Well, I'm not perfect, Did make a mistake once before. The only person that said everything perfect is no longer with us. GOD. In any case just look for the slight movement opening at a valve that will tell if the compression release is working. Or should I say INTAKE valve. Really? But you are the only person who noticed my boo boo. Still with both of us replying maybe we helped.
 
outdoorpowermike said:
Well, I'm not perfect, Did make a mistake once before. The only person that said everything perfect is no longer with us. GOD. In any case just look for the slight movement opening at a valve that will tell if the compression release is working. Or should I say INTAKE valve. Really? But you are the only person who noticed my boo boo. Still with both of us replying maybe we helped.
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No problem I always thought it was exhaust too. Until one day I had a head off and happened to check the ports. I have had people want to argue that I was wrong -- until they looked for themselves.
I am not perfect either that is why I keep praying for forgiveness and am always willing to learn new things even at my old age.
 
Hi bentrim,

Try having perforated appendicitis at 61 years old! That is what I am suffering through right now.

I thought using a mechanic roller chair would benefit me until I created a painful bind up my lower abdomen 3 weeks ago.

Anyone who says it's "no big deal" has never had it personally.
 
Auto Doc's said:
Hi bentrim,

Try having perforated appendicitis at 61 years old! That is what I am suffering through right now.

I thought using a mechanic roller chair would benefit me until I created a painful bind up my lower abdomen 3 weeks ago.

Anyone who says it's "no big deal" has never had it personally.
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They say these are the golden years but they don't realize how much it is tarnished.
I've been putting up with CMT (Charote Marie Tooth disease -- Demylination of the nerves) for my life. It has progressed slowly and due to it I have neuropathy in my feet and some of my fingers. I got along with it just fine until my C4 disintegrated and needed a plastic block and a fusion of C3 and C5. Then the "fun" started and my balance disappeared. Now it is a walker or bumping off the walls. At that time I had to retire and can't even go out to my playpen without being very careful. After a quarter of a century I am not ready to give up turning wrenches but --- Oh well I can't fuss life has been good to me until 5 years ago. At least I can sit at the computer and offer advise to those that need help. A kid raised on a farm, 3 year in the Army, 20 years as a farm equipment mechanic, 15 years moving setting up and repairing mobile homes, and 18 years as a small engine mechanic. Not complaining just disappointed I can't even play in my playpen anymore.

Hope your health gets better and you can get back at it.

Take care and be careful
 
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