Recent content by Mullaney

. Pull out your wallet and see how much money you've got. If you have enough, go for it. Otherwise, maintain what you have.

. And we are about two hours north of you - and not a drop of snow here.

. Looks pretty sharp! Guessing down in Charleston you get a few weeks of cold - but nothing that you can't drive through...

. I was gonna say "Hey, Wait a minute..." I only saw two trucks - but that WAS RIGHT. 2 Trucks - 3 days before we close the nominations.

. Hoping maybe you saved them to re-sell on the site? https://steelsoldiers.com/forums/pay-it-forward.147/ either or https://steelsoldiers.com/forums/parts-for-sale.126/

. Gee... That guy looks a lot like me before I get my first cup :cool: as well.

. I believe you will need it in your name before money changes hands. SF97 just won't cut it...

. Any chance you might look at the ground strap and ground wires? Loose grounding will cause what you describe.

. Not really... Trying to print over the old metal would be a real drag. It would require cleaning and in the end would be no better than starting with fresh metal.

. Welcome to the Outfit! Looks like you found a good piece of hardware... Keep us up to date with pictures as you work your build. :cool:

. Guessing maybe you missed it because you were on the nominations thread? They are definitely confusing...

. Okay then, yes. Dielectric grease put into the contacts should be the trick. Don't glob it in there, just coat it and you should be good to go!

. Yessir! Welcome Back!!

. There is a spray version of dielectric cleaner. Can't remember the name of the stuff... :-(

. I can't help but wonder if the truck managed to short circuit the starter wiring... Are you sure something didn't get up against the exhaust and melted off the insulation on the wires connected to the starter?