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Posted by Jim on Monday, November 19, 2001:

Has anyone put an automotive oil pressure gauge and a temp gauge on a 24 or 26HP engine? It looks like you could insert them in the output to the surface mounted oil cooler. When I lost my oil from a blown gasket, it got me to thinking...Maybe a no oil switch would be good, too. Any ideas or suggestions? TIP: I heard on an automotive show that Baking Powder was a great item to use for SANDBLASTING to remove only the paint without damaging the metal. Tried it? If it works, the powder is dirt cheap at pool supply places in quantities of 5# and higher.

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