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RE: Re: RE: Kirkersville fuel/and meeting stop Bjorn, sorry you cant make it to aberdeen. Can I use your spaces? Thanks

I can understand not allowing tow straps with metal hooks ,cable slings and winches but arent chains the best way to go? A 20,000 lb tow rated chain when it brakes does not whip like a nylon sling.

Nice job. My truck was painted last year, garage kept, and is showing signs of rust from dirt/sand thrown up from the tires on trail rides that chipped up the paint.

safe trip Mike! See ya in a couple of days

John? Can we get an update on production and delivery of the first batch?

Good point, my truck starts quickly almost all the time.

Is all this mess and time worth the savings?

RE: San Berdoo trail pic thanks for posting

UPDATE! Hastings spin on filter #LF433 is a 12 micron filter equivelent to the NAPA with a better micron rating

I like that rope trick. It would come in handy if I need to replace a filter in the field.

I am scrambling to fix/replace the radiator on my deuce. Went for a ride on Sunday am and noticed a small leak in the core. Pulled it out and will drop it off today for repair. Should be ready by Aberdeen but not sure since my daughter graduates from college on Wednesday night. It needs to...

I spoke to John today and production is underway. Not sure how many units yet but he will be here later to discuss

Well,l I guess its time for jatonka to take over this thread!

Yes, the dipstick is now accurate any time I check the oil

I have been testing a set of spin on oil filter adapters fabricated by John Tenis. John patterned his adapters after evaluating two different styles produced for use on our engines when used in the Oliver Tractors. Originally Oliver tractor used the deuce engine with the standard oil filter...

where are they and how much?

a 151 MUTT heater mounted in the cab will provide ample heat and it is smaller too. All you need to do is flex in the defrosters

Most times a set of combination wrenches up to 1-1/2" and a full set of 1/2" sockets deep and standard, a pair of 10" adjustable wrenches, screw drivers, a hammer, chisel, wire cutters, pliars, pry bar, the issue lug wrench and bar will get out of most trouble on the road and in this case remove...

Thanks Kenny thats the cable I need.