Recent content by Tim Clarke

I had symptoms like that once. Turned out to old fuel.

I find myself needing new fuel caps for my stock 18. Univair or other?

South Dakota pheasant outlook We have begun working up last years food plots. We are seeing a good supply of breeding stock in east central South Dakota given the loooong winter and an especially nasty April. My best guess is that we lost about 20-30 percent over the winter. That is about...

Yeah I recognize that. My first sprayer was a cutback cub with an 0-200. Bought it in 1975 for $3,000. Still have the trade-a-plane add where I sold it for $5,500 with a fresh rebuild to stock configuration.

No mogas for last 25 years or so. Blue from 100LL and red from ball equals yellow.

I got somewhat concerned during a preflight (sat for three weeks) when the RH sight tube was clearly full of yellow fuel. It smelled like 100LL . Turns out that my 4 month old red ball in the sight tube is now pink. All is well after an hour of flying. (Univair ball)

That's the great thing about standards. There are so many to choose from. Ken Schrooten

tractor supply I live 35 miles from John O'Connel and have known him for 30 years or so. Excellent pilot, mechanic and overall decent human being.

I have flown a Sorensen sprayer for 30 years. I have the original installation instructions that I would copy and send to you if you wish. As far as value is concerned, not much as they are not really very feasable with today's flow rates. Spare parts might be tough to come by.