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:funny: Paul in Janesville, Wis

And watch out for the tank crossings on Hwy 21 . They are made out of concrete for reason. Don't worry too much about the shells flying over head , they won't gitcha. On Hwy 21 you are going to go past 3 enter points, the first one is just a gravel road heading North with a tank crossing and the...

Mine did the same thing a couple of years ago when I was tightening the belt. I think that as I was tightening the bolt it allowed too much tension on the threaded insert and the ear went flying. I found the piece , took that end of the alternator apart so I wouldn't be dealing with anything...

If you're running down I-90 I'm located half way between Janesville and Beloit . You can get off at the Hwy 11 West (not Racine street / Hwy 11 East but the next exit about 2-3 miles South) Heading West , turn left at first stoplight, South for 2 miles, construction company on East side of road...

Hey Kenny Looks GREAT[thumbzup] But you forgot one thing:hammer::hammer::hammer::grd: Paul in Janesville, Wis

Wisconsin isn't too bad. We now have our HMV plates ( I know we, had to fight to get them, but we got them ), insurance varies from company to company, my neighbors tolerate me. Our new laws regulating HMV's sound a bit too restrictive, but for me and others that I know here it works, until we...

Annular cutting bits should last quite awhile. Keep the cutter cool and lubed with cutting fluid and 1 will last you Way more than 1 deuce bobbing. Of course you may need a couple of different sizes . And when you use them to drill more than 1 thickness you will have to stop at the end of each...

I used a portable Jancy Slugger mag drill with rota-broach bits when I bobbed my deuce. The same one that I use in my big truck shop for drilling truck frames. Just put it on the frame, line up the center pin with your center punch mark for your hole, flip the mag switch on, then switch the...

Hey Kenny :grd::hammer::driver: Paul from somewhere in Wisconsin

Maybe I should bring my bobbed deuce along so that ALA2 's truck has some company. Paul in Janesville, Wis

Thanks to Poof , we did it again and had a good time even though we got there late and didn't bring anything green :grin: DogTags, if you need any help getting your m37 home let me know I could winch it up on my trailer and bring it to you this weekend [thumbzup] as a matter of fact I picked up...

I'll be there , don't know what I'll be taking up there. Paul in Janesville, Wis

Hey Kenny remember........:hammer: rofl Paul in Janesville

For some reason you will have type in the website . It didn't highlight on my posting Paul in Janesville, Wis

Try http://www.pro-tools.com they have a great bender that uses a hydraulic bottle jack. They have free plans to build one that they will e-mail you. I built one and a friend borrowed it right away and made a tube framed sand rail. You have to buy the dies . It makes great bends [thumbzup]...

I just received my plates for both of my big green trucks. I may be there for 1 day lots going on that weekend . Hey Kenny, just how old is that chile ?:p We have a Vets Roll benefit down here in Janesville that same weekend and Jefferson swap meet is going on. I'll be makin' smoke with the...

Watch out for cracks in the cylinder head on that Izusu. Is the oil filter going to clear the front driveshaft ? Have fun with your project :-D Paul in Janesville,Wis

Or , judging by the length of thread it might be the caged compensator adjustment screw for the variable venturi vector valve :-D Paul in Janesville , Wis I've never been accused of being sane

With that coating it either went thru or is threaded into aluminum. Paul in Janesville, Wis

I use the OTC 7249 . I've seen it flex quite a bit when taking out stubborn rusted in brake anchor pins on semis. It can get scary when its flexing and then breaking those pins loose.... BANG ... I don't think I would trust those cheap copies from HF. Too dang close to my fingers arms and other...