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Recent content by redthegreendog

  1. redthegreendog

    LDS 427 worth rebuilding

    Keep it. I'm working on one myself. Good and rare engines to start with.
  2. redthegreendog

    M211 Holley 885-FFG rebuild help.

    I had the same problem Sturmtyger. I spooked the piston in a cap full of gas. Then took the spring under it off. Put it on today and the truck ran great. Try it and see if it works for you.
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    M211 Holley 885-FFG rebuild help.

    I got the kit off ebay. Everything fits good except the piston. My only problem is I cant reuse the original piston, the cup was dry rotted and missing a chunk out of it. The only reason I ordered the kit was to get a new piston. Thanks for the feed back guys
  4. redthegreendog

    M211 Holley 885-FFG rebuild help.

    Here is the picture from the Holley Manuel.
  5. redthegreendog

    M211 Holley 885-FFG rebuild help.

    Just a quick question if anyone has any experience doing a rebuild on one of these carbs. Bought a kit for it. It is the correct one, to answer that question. When installing the Booster piston. Is there anything special or any trick to help it fit in the booster port. Any way to prepare the...
  6. redthegreendog

    Catastrophic parking brake failure

    My m211 was a fire department brush truck. It was missing the E-brake when I got it. I will be doing a rebuild after I replace the wiring harness. Will be having my new drum magnifluxed when I get one.
  7. redthegreendog

    Russian T34 Tank. Rubber track pads?

    I looked at a T55 and M60 Patton side by side. It looks like the tracks from the M60 would fit the T55. The tracks on the M88 is the same as the M60. Also track busting is hot work. lol :grd:
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    A little more affordable thermostat / engine swap

    Would love to see the dolly. Need to build 2 for the engines i have laying around the shop but cant move with out a tractor, that i don't have:evil:
  9. redthegreendog

    Help I.D. this engine

    Here is a better data plate and turbo pic.
  10. redthegreendog

    Help I.D. this engine

    Looks like a LDT465 with a D turbo. I have a LDS427. The intake is different and your missing the HUGE turbo. Here is the 427 retro-fit. Hope the pics help you out.
  11. redthegreendog

    Ran when parked or I'm going to restore them one day

    Had a deuce radiator stolen on my parts truck in line site of my house last year. called all the local junk yards to be on the look out. I have a good relationship with the guy that run the yards up here. Never got it back, but I know who took it but cant prove it.:evil:
  12. redthegreendog

    XM813 with M246 Bed

    Thanks for the input. I think I will go with a K-Boom and flat bed for what i want to do with it.
  13. redthegreendog

    XM813 with M246 Bed

    Hello all, Just running this idea buy y'all to see if any one has thought of trying this. Thinking of buying a XM813 with no bed and put a M246 tractor/wrecker bed on it for yard use and lifting of heavy parts. Just looking for opinions. I will be for privet use. Also looking to use this to...
  14. redthegreendog

    M1009 Hydrogen generator

    More tinkering is required with a device like this. Remember it was a struggle to move from steam to gas and diesel. It may be old tech but old tech with a fresh look can go a long way. Plus I have detonated one of my prototypes whilst tinkering with it. With no risk comes no reward. Just my 2cents.
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