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Just from browsing threads it seems that the radials blowout a lot more than bias tires. But I could be wrong.

Here's a link. I did not post a picture of the small pieces only the spring fragments. Ill take a picture of the old pump and upload it tonight if I remember. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?109887-Change-my-oil-and-this-came-out-the-drain-plug&highlight=

I had the timing advance unit fail in my injector pump. I had some particles of metal that looked like that in my drain plug. The difference was that i also had chewed up spring pieces too. After I replace the injector pump i noticed the front housing was swollen from the advance coming apart...

Received some goody's from Ebay. I bought a 120 watt solar panel for $115 with shipping and a charge controller for $20. I don't know how anyone could pay 150 or more for a 45 watt system from Harbor Freight. I mounted the solar panel and tested it with a light. I also painted and installed the...

Framed and insulated under the sink and had a little lunch.

Have done a lot of little stuff. Panted the ceiling and installed the last of the lower lights. Painted and replaced the screen for the sink window

Framed in step for upper bunk. Panted and installed window trim over sink. Glued microwave in place and celebrated by making some instant coffee

Installed bathroom door and trimmed roof vent. Vacumed floor. Then boxed in generator fuel tank under seat. Put floor in closet.

Been driving my Deuce six day a week for 3 1/2 years on 100% used motor oil. Did have some issues with the injector pump but after replacing it it was apparent it was defective before I bought the truck. The problem was in the advance unit. I agree with your amazement but its how well the engine...

Fixed the A/C. The fan motor is old enough that it dose not have sealed bearings. Sprayed a little brake clean in the oil cups and the motor freed up. Put some oil in and gave it a good workout today. Pulled the draws and doors off the cupboards around the refrigerator and refaced with temped...

Puttied and sanded counter top. Applied white wash and calked in sink and back splash. Then applied the first of many coats of polyurethane. Total cost is about $75.00 That's less than a Formica counter top and I think it looks much better. Not so sterile if you know what I mean.

Worked on the counter top today. Trying to keep cost down I am using cheap pine furring strips. I am going to white wash the top and then apply several coats of polyurethane. I am planing the same for the floor but will probably use wider boards. On a sad note the fan on my rooftop air seized...

Installed cleats to hold table top for bed. Reinforced top with some Oak. Don't trust the particle board to support me long on its own.

Panted and installed A/C cover. Wired in rear light. Installed ground fault plugs in the kitchen. Also if you are looking for a power inverter I would recommend a Durolast 1000 watt from Auto Zone. It is rated a 2000 watt surge 1000 continuous and is around a 100 bucks. I have it wired in so I...

Trimmed the bathroom, pulled wires and installed bathroom light.

Installed more paneling.

Wheel bearing or dragging brake caliper. Brakes that hot should smoke and stink so it probably the wheel bearing

Next I built a support under the grey water tank. It is designed to hang as installed. But I had to repair a small crack in the corner when I got it so I thought I would support most of the weight from the bottom. I used a couple pieces of 2 x 12 with some 1/2 foam to support the bottom. I them...

I worked this weekend on building what they call a basement in the RV industry. That's a fancy term for putting a box around the holding tanks and maybe some extra storage. I just put a insulated box around the tanks. The black water tank is inside the bed so it was the easiest. I just had to...