I had a goal yesterday to get the barrels on.

Quick top polish, per manual.

Make sure you put the inner circlips on!!!

I don't have a ring compressor. I saw online a technique to put them in the barrels first. The XS clearance is reallllllly tight and it was a bit difficult, but all good. Couldn't imagine doing this if they were on the connecting rods.

Slide the head down, and rest on wood. Put the wrist pin in and connect the piston to the connecting rod. Amazingly, not that hard.

Took 2 hours, but got done just as the kid woke! Next up is the head.

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