Was a small adventure. It has a sticky ignition switch. Al found out that I left it on three months ago and drained the battery. So we pushed it to a convenient spot to jump start it and found one of the tires a little low on air.

Chase car to the rescue! We used its scissor jack and tire iron to change the tire to one of the scrap tires that was laying around. Then we hooked up the booster cables too it and Al fired it up.

The 1600 didn't even puff out one cloud of blue when started. It just blew out big clouds of crap as Al drove it to the new shop 4 blocks away.

It now sits in Al's new shop enjoying the shelter.