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Hello from Stony Plain.

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Wayne Riedlinger

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Hello everyone, I am a volunteer at the Stony Plain and Parkland Pioneer museum(27 years) when I am not working in the oilpatch( presently Kazakhstan). I am a self taught amateur machinist and I work on mostly old farm tractors and machinery getting and keeping the equipment running and operational. I have a 12x36 lathe and a small mill drill which gets a fair bit of use.
 
Welcome Wayne, I’m about to tear into a 1954 Ford NAA myself.

You’ll find that the members (combined) have a very wide and deep set of interests!


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I recently made these nuts to hold the jets in the carburetor on my Rumley oilpull tractor. I have to make 3 more for another fellow plus a thread chaser for cleaning up the threads for them.
 

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Hey Wayne, how are you doing? Good to see you on here. That is a cool old Oil Pull you've got, and it is impressive to see the restorations and repairs you guys do at the Pioneer Museum.
 
HI Everett. I was at my daughters a while back, I was going to drop over after supper but it got to late. I want to see your shaper (drool drool).
 
Welcome.
I like the Oil Pulls, Very classy looking piece of equipment. I spent many years with my dad fixing up old John Deere 2 cylinders.
 
Welcome from Vancouver Island!


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