Rebuilding

[jerry grayson]

Good luck, I had one just one year ago!!

[ken ct]

Originally Posted by oldford2

Well, I thought this thread had a good start by folks wishing a fellow Barner a speedy recovery on his surgery. I don't see why some have to make such sour comments.
So, Ken, hope you are up and about soon and don't forget to follow Bill W's advice for therapy.

John

Thanks John,there are some as$ holes on here like everywhere else. ken ct. Guys like him are on my ignore list so i dont see what they say.I dont need the aggrivation. Thanks

[Lawson Cox]

Good luck on the surgery Ken. And yes, do ALL of the therapy prescribed.

[Chisel]

Wishing you good luck Ken on your surgery.

[Shadetree]

Ken,
Glad to hear you are back on the job. The 97 made a world of difference in my `35. After sitting all winter without being started it only cranks over a few times with full choke and it starts. I suspect the check valve in the gas line has a lot to do with it too.

Bud

[Bob G/Spanaway]

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Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
I finally got the pair of 97's that I got from you on my coupe.
Has never run this good!
Nice work...thanks!

[deuce_roadster]

Maybe Kiwi should return to Kiwi land.

All the best Ken, hope you heal quickly and are back on your feet soon.

[Manuel]

Good luck Ken. Hope it goes well.

Manuel in Oz

[ken ct]

Originally Posted by jerry grayson

Good luck, I had one just one year ago!!

How did it come out Jerry is it almost like new. Ive had a lot of operations but this has me up a tree,im scared sh#t of this one,we use these things to walk on.Its compartmentle inside knuckle of lft leg at least its only 1/2 of the knee. Thanks for any help you might be. ken ct. looking forward to Hershey.

[ken ct]

Thanks all you good guys for your uplifting comments there are much appreciated. Going to enjoy watching my 12 yr old grandson up from Fl.play ball in Cooperstown,ny.His team down there got invited up to play at dreamworld ball field. Got 4 games scheudeled this Mon an tues,maybe more,should be back by fri for oper. following Mon. Thanks again. ken ct. Can be reached by cell if needed.

[al pa.]

Kube,profeshnal was a word coined by kiwinus.I'm looking forward to seeing some of his profeshnal work.

[danliveshere]

Good luck and a speedy recovery ken. A friend of mine had both his knees done and he said he wished he had it done years ago!!

[ken ct]

Originally Posted by danliveshere

Good luck and a speedy recovery ken. A friend of mine had both his knees done and he said he wished he had it done years ago!!

Thanks Dan,just sent a pkg out to Ian Stables in New Zealand.This web site sure reaches out all over the globe. Thanks for the encouragement. ken ct. Ive made sure i have a good inventory of stuff to carry me over the hump. USA . I can still ship with the wifes help. LOL.

[Vic Piano]

Al, I’m sure you will agree that not everyone who post on this forum is completely proficient at spelling and/or grammar at all times, myself included. We’ve all committed spelling errors in post by fat fingering the keyboard, etc., in our hast to respond. Certainly you know that Tony is not unique in that regard. This post started out with people wishing Ken CT well with respect to his knee operation, I too wish him well in that regard. The subjects of how Ken tests his fuel pumps and carburetors’ were posted by two other individuals. Apparently Tony does not think that Ken’s method of testing is “professional”, and he stated as much. KUBE’s contribution to the conversation was (as is usual with him, in my experience) a cheap shot because of a misspelling and it looks like you’ve taken the same path… Best wishes to Ken for a successful operation and a speedy recovery.

[ken ct]

Originally Posted by al pa.

very profeshnal post kiwinus

Hey Al if you have a more [profeshnal] way of testing these pumps with out them smelling in the box,let me know,better yet why dont you take over the pump rebuilding on here. ken ct.

[ken ct]

Originally Posted by Kube

What does "profeshnal" mean?

LOL i dont know either!!!! ken ct.

[B-O-B]

Good wishes Ken. I had both done close to 15 years ago, still trucking along. Do yourself a favor & do the exercises before the surgery as it will quicken the healing process. Out of commission for a spell , I doubt it. You can still do the work while sitting.
Just returned from 2,000 mile round trip to L A Roadster show in the 32 so don't worry yourself, it'l be just fine.
git er dun!!!
Burn Out Bob

[dean333]

I wish you a speedy recovery Ken. As for the smart ass who can't spell, I am COMPLETELY SATISFIED with the job you did rebuilding my carburetor and fuel pump. My 36 runs great.

[peewee2you]

Ken, best to you on your up coming surgery, adhere to the therapy and move that leg, I have a few relatives that have been thru it and movement is the key. peewee2you aka Pete

[Bluebell]

Ken, It looks like you might have a "history" with Kiwinus.
If you look you will notice there are a lot of Kiwi's on here in fact one particular thread I noticed the other day, had more posts from different Kiwis, than from anywhere else.
I have already had some good helpful advise from one who I'd only recently met here.
I'd just like to, as nicely as I can, suggest that if anybody has a gripe with anyone else here, that they take the P.M. route, to make this a place we'd all like to be.
I for one am here to learn, and help others.
Wishing you Ken, a fast and painless full recovery, and keen to see you back here helping people (and us Kiwi's) in the near future.