I have found a lot of information using the search feature, but all of the old posts refer to photos that dont show up in the archives. Am I missing something, or technique to see the photos in the thread, or do they go away forever? I am soon to start working on the carb (from D4 6U) and photos would help a lot. Any advice??? Grant.

The photos are still there for post www.acmoc.org/bb/showthread.pony-rebuild-in-progress . Also look at post "d47u corona jet". That link is on that post also and pictures are still there. You do have to be logged in. Hope this helps. I have not tried to attach a link to a post before so if this does not work maybe someone else that knows how can help.

Bruce

Grant, that link did not work too well, but the photos are there if you can get to them. Hope someone else can help. The link I was trying to attach was to a thread started 03/04/2014 " Pony Rebuild In Progress". The latest post was 04/24/2020, " d47u corona jet". It has the link to the 03/04/2014 thread on it. Just checked and pictures are there. I thought the photos of the carb rebuild were very good.

Not sure of the timing, but Squatch 253 will be running a series of videos on rebuilding a D2 carb, which will actually be done by his father. Squatch is starting a pony motor rebuild project for his D2.

Good stuff

www.youtube.com/user/Squatch253/videos

I cant figure out what has happened, but I cant work the links on this thread or get any of the photos from the other thread started today about pony carb book pages. The link to the ACMOC bb. says the site is down for repair and gives a date of Dec 2019. I suspect something has buggered up my computer. The link to Squatch 253 works fine. I think I will search for the "pony carb rebuild in progress" My love/hate relationship with computers continues. Grant.

Grant, I brought the thread "d47u corona jet" to the top. Try the link there to "pony rebuild in progress". Worked for me.

Bruce

I found the "pony carb rebuild in progress" and it is a wealth of information. I feel much better about digging into my carb now. Thanks for the advice and link. Grant.