Obsolete Spark Plug

65furyIII

Thinking unclean thoughts and
Bought an old Craftsmen Snowblower yesterday for $60.00
Something to keep me out of the bars this summer.

Spark plug is an Allstate 60130.

Anyone know where to find a cross reference to an equivalent currently produced plug?
 
Somebody clicked the sears link a couple of times AND it appears they bought something.

That's a $1.34 towards the site. Thanks!! Every little bit helps.
 
I have a plug in that stealthily converts links to merchant web sites into affiliate links.
It all happens in the background and it doesn't change the look of the link.
So, it's not obnoxious.

This is all done through a service and they take a cut of the affiliate payout and then pay me my share.

Fair disclosure, it's added up to $25 over a year. So, it helps, but I'm not giving up my day job. :D

There is a feature that can automatically turn words into links, but I think that IS obnoxious. If there was a way I could turn it on only for non-registered users, I might do it, but at the same time I wouldn't want to put off potential new members.

I did post about this when I turned it on so that you all knew what was going on... I'll go find that thread in a second..

It works for a LOT of merchants. So, just about anything you look at online could be a potential affiliate pay out through this system. But some merchants even pay just for the click-throughs as they see it as a successful advertisement..

It just has to be a link posted here and then clicked through from here.

This same service is what gives me the list of the weekly deals that I started spamming you guys with. I tried to keep those posts in appropriate forums and hopefully they work to give you inspiration for purchases for yourself or as gifts. That's how I have seen them myself. I wanted to make it more like a service to you rather than a money maker for the site.

If I just wanted to make money, I'd flog get rich quick schemes and shit like that.... Which I actually do elsewhere on the web (with no success at all, by the way. Absolutely zero.)
 
I was trying to find the obsolete spark plug I have lying around here somewhere. Not only is it ginormous, it's rebuildable. It can be completely disassembled.

Cool feature for the site, and I definitely like the implementation.
 
Yep. Back then, it was possible to buy just the ground electrode/main body, or just the ceramic/center electrode.

In order: top post, retainer nut, upper gasket, porcelain, lower gasket, main body, sealing gasket to cylinder head. It was made by Purolator. It's never been in an engine, and the sealing gasket is literally a copper O-ring.

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that is soooo cool and im going to wager a guess..they probably stopped making those in the 40s?..i cant see them being made after 55 thats for sure
 

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