No thanks. Now it could be that I'm too fat. I better do up date on this one..

@@Hangnail-vb1zz if the,wheel it wider than machine will need to be bigger. Then your actually running it with a remote and your body dose not feel tar and feathered, as is most certainly did after that day for me.

Sure made stumps easier than the older way of digging. I'll say it is a tie with a pressure washer.

Just red that, so your telling me all motorcycles are electronic all motor sports are electronic and motor lodges only allows electric cars. And the motor cade for President Trump is electronic. I think that rule may be only in your head. Thanks. ASE since 1988.

@philthelawnman Oh yes you can whack an aluminum head with a hammer, when it is a brass or wooden hammer, and on top of that I was agreeing with you while poking fun at those couch weekend parts replacers, not You, but since you came back with an attitude read on if you dare. ASE Certification only proves you read a book, paid a lot of money for a piece of paper that only proves you spent a lot of money on a test and passed it with an open book afterwards. My original comment is accurate. It is called a Technical Scientific truth. I didn't make up the rules I just learned them. Motors run on electricity, if you plug it up it is electric, however light bulbs are electric but they are not motors or engines. Engines run on some kind of Fuel you have to pour in some sort of liquid to keep it running. Steam engines run on wood and water although technically speaking you could replace the wood with a heating element and a battery but it would still be an engine. Don't go through life arguing incorrect points of view based on sellsmanship buzz words and commercial fluffing up to get more sales and other similar hook words. As in SAVE BIG! not save a lot which would be preferable. I didn't mean any disrespect like you took it to be. Being over 55 yrs old, I'll bet I have built more starters alternators heads engines gasoline and diesel, transmissions, manual and automatic, ac compressors and systems, carburetors . . . on Every make and model there is, Hudson Hornet, Jensen, MG, Fiat, MercedesBenz, Jaguar, Chevys, Pontiac, Cadilac, Ford, Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Kia, Toyota, Mitsubishi, BMW, Lexus, all except a Rolls, but I did put brakes on 1 back in the 1990's when I learned they are sealed only to be serviced by Rolls Royce Technicians. Have great time Mr ASE Certified. P.S. Yes Jensen made a car, it's a European model that looks like a boat with wheels. Damn thang will go faster than it is safe to drive over here.

Wtf. 350. I typed to fast

4” bore 3.83 stroke (out of a 327) makes a 383.

@leonidas953 4 inch bore and 3.75 stroke actually makes a 383cid stroker, it is a 350 block with a 400 crank Other combinations used is a 400 block but destroked with a 350 crank makes a 377cid or a 400 block with a 327 crank makes a 350cid

It's not a vernier, it's a dial.

​​@@mymusicaccount1456good spotting. It is a dial caliper. But go goggle dial vernier caliper and let me know what the technical difference is ? Maybe they are named different in different countries. I'm in Australia. I'm guessing your in the u.s . Anyway good spotting and get back to me with the answer.

@@cosmicslayer2563 so the difference is a dial caliper has a round dial as the name implies, it can be read directly. Vernier it's a system where you have to "line up lines" too get your results. If you've ever used a set of non digital calipers, then you know to get the 001mm or 0001 inch number you have to line up the lines on the cylinder. A vernier is just a linear version of that. By the way, I don't need Google, I've worked in manufacturing for over 30 years. Hey if you're from Australia, you probably live in cat head, because not many people live in dog head territory?

​@@mymusicaccount1456well if you spent one minute to look up dial vernier caliper you would see lots on the internet. You trying to tell me that the internet is wrong? And what's cat head? Were you trying to insult me? Are you saying that nobody in the world and the internet included refers to a caliper with a dial a dial vernier caliper? If this is so I need you @mymusicaccount to stamp out this internet lie. I will leave this up to you. You and your dog head will think of something for sure. 😊

​@@mymusicaccount1456if you spent one minute to look up dial vernier caliper. You would see lots on the internet. You trying to tell me that the internet is wrong? And what's cat head? Were you trying to insult me? Are you saying that nobody in the world and the internet included refers to a dial caliper as a dial vernier caliper? If this is so I need you to stamp out this internet lie. It's up to you @mymusicaccount to set this right.😮 how dare the internet to lie hey?

Small block

3 Liter?

Rust is corrosion😂 I think ya meant can’t tell cast iron and aluminum.

Nah looks like a graphite alloy 😂

Correct. 4” bore 4” stroke is a 400.