With the weather change I need to run ours at the house. The one in the motorhome still is not getting spark at the plugs and I have not put on new house batteries but I did turn it over last week enough to bring up the oil pressure a few times. I ran the engine for an hour and shifted the transmission from P/R/N/D with the transmission temp getting up to 150F degrees. The dash air and heat worked as well as all of the vacuum air duct controls which is pretty good for 1992 Chevy chassis. Maybe next year I will figure out the spark problem. It ran fine before and after replacing the spark plugs a couple years ago. Not a lot of room to work but I hope I find a wire that grounded out somewhere. Having been working to greatly cut my cancer and heart attack risk by getting my way of eating correctly is helping with my motivation to fix stuff. Cutting my pain levels from a 'normal' 7-8 level to 2-3 in 30 days after getting off all grains and most all sugars Oct 2014 enabled me to just say NO to starting Enbrel injections and that cancer risk. Since I had started studying cancer prevention/cures expecting to start taking Enbrel I have continued that and have actually implemented two protocols that are based on research out of Europe and Japan but not blessed by the AMA in the states but this is off subject in this thread.
Speaking of generators I found a new grower of Bermuda hay yesterday that still had some left from this season and bought enough to last to next fall. I learned he would deliver for $1 a bale and put it in the hayloft. It would be a 80 mile round trip and paying the son's friend $40 so I decided to pay $150 to not to have to get the old truck out and work my butt off as well. It is awesome hay at $5 a bale. He said it texted at 12% plus in the barn it is still green and smells very good. My normal source sold out last week so I was excited to fine this relatively nearby this time. Since there is no power at the old barn he will bring his generator to power his hay elevator.
