Search results

Toyo still makes a 10.00r20....in M140Z an all position radial

It would make sense that a 22.5 demountable would bolt right on I just couldn't find any evidence to that point. The reason I say makes sense, is that 22.5" wasn't always a popular size. When it hit home many manufactures probably offered a new style rim to let older trucks use the new size...

That's the issue wit Dayton style wheels...you are kinda stuck with what you have. The centers are bolted to the hub with 5 nuts so you have two choices. Find a 22.5" center that will mount to your hub. Or swap out the hub to Budd style. I'm fairly certain they don't make 22.5" demountable...

Jim are you trying to replace the entire wheel or find a 22.5" open that will bolt on to your spoked centers?

Nice, I'm moving in when the wife divorces me....

Looks like its designed to hold 55 gallon drums...

I leave tomorrow. Should be in Ohio Monday evening...

Must be an ICP fan... Ditch the make-up and she'll look a whole lot better...

Ahhh, yeah Sand-box will have to be paved for my M915A1...

Hey, Dr Pete, when you picking up the M818? I'll visiting Wreckerman to pick up my M915 this week, I'll be wrenching Apr 6-7 to get her running. Be great if you could make it up then we could play tractor in Sand Rock...LOL [thumbzup]

Richard always takes Elmo on recoveries...

Most USAF trucks didn't get the "m" label... We use tons of 6 packs...turns out you can get a whole flight drew in one... Unless it's a B-36...LOL

That'll work... Soap and Bikini clad women help although not so much for the grease. But it would help the calendar...LOL

Bias ply tires will enhance a worn front ends wobble. Service the front end like suggested and balance the tires with Equal. It is awesome even in radials.

Might want to be careful with that. I hear it's a gamble on how it's actually wired. Turns out not a lot of 12 volt accessory options in the early 80's... I'd be willing to be a lot of the earlier trucks or those that never got re-worked are wired 24v... After all the cigarette doesn't...

Sounds like a bad Solenoid or broke contact.

Yeah Sorry, that is an Allision Hydraulic filter replacement...I just went down my list...

NAPA part numbers Primary FIL1970 Bypass FIL1749 Transmission FIL1553 (not internal)(Allison) Coolant FIL4071 Fuel FIL3405

Country Kitchen's not bad, goes in phases, most likely tied to the cook... Still there this morning... She's Flat black, pretty clean, not identification. Left my business card with the website and my user name. Maybe I'll get lucky and they are trying to sell it... Got a crappy cell phone...

She wasn't three colored either, LOL... I hope it's still their when i get off work. I'll drop a Buisness card and a welcome greeting.