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That truck sounds just like my son's 4 wheeler. Dirt

If you have the hubs unlocked and you still hear a clicking noise, then it almost has to be a bearing. The reason I say this is because with the hubs unlocked there is nothing else moving in the front end. Nurse Dirt

D Fox, that picture is amazing. There's just something about the black and white and green...... Dirt

Oh, you will know Grasshopper. You will know. First thing is to get it to a safe place to work on. Jack it up and start pulling it apart. 1. Pull the wheel 2. Look for anything out of the ordinary with the u-joint, brakes, etc. It will tell you what is wrong if you look deep enough. 3. Pull the...

I am voting on a wheel bearing. Did it seem to pull to the right when it was squealing? Dirt

Mo Man, I am (to the chagrin of some folks) gonna use a 105 bed. I have it almost ready to mount. Just trying to find some oak for the runners. I think that if I build another one I will build a dumper or go with a 101 for a "shorty" look. Dirt

Thanks C Space. It does kinda set a different tone for the front end doesn't it.

Here's one of just after I flipped the centers on the wheels. (ala Jesus Gatos) Dirt

Here's a pic of mine. Still in progress. Dirt

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I'm still trying to get my truck together. Maybe by then.... Dirt

For a filter idea. Why not take a plastic inline fuel filter and cut one end off (to keep the dirt daubers from plugging the small opening) and just simply slip it into the dangling end of your vent. Dirt

Bring 'em to Arkansas. I'll do the work for $50 labor per tire. Dirt

:ditto:Beat it back. Dirt

Lug wrench? Or did you already say that? Dirt

Sorry if I missed that information in the OP's post.

Dam metal mites. Dirt

You aren't having turbo issues are you? What about your air filter? This kinda sounds like an air issue instead of a fuel problem. Dirt

Good Job TJ!! Dirt

Very interesting. Hmmmmmm, I like that idea! Dirt