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I guess the solution is to park nice and level! :)

Both of my trucks the in tank pump did not work. Removed them and cleaned them up good and now both work. Both had a lot of buildup of goo on them.

There has to be a better design.....The truck was parked on an incline so that aided in the oil transfer :(

Pulled the Red Deuce out and noticed oil on each side of the rear axles. Took about 8 hours to pull and change the axle seal and repack the bearing each side. Hope not to do that again for a while. I had grease all over me. Started the prep work to repaint it.

Where is this at? How much snow?

Yeah I had seen that and tried to find one but have failed so fair.

Still using the Deuce to do odds and ends, hauled a load to the dump. Always get good waves no matter where I go. Still amazed at how easy it starts.

Still looking for better flow due to high EGT's. I have backed off my fuel flow but still get high temps. Might just go with aftermarket large can on the fender.

The replacement one I got is the smaller dia and my temps go up quicker with it. Very frustrating. I had looked for that conical filter but it is NLA unless you can find it. Something out there has to flow better with good filtration. I've been looking for the fender mounted filter but haven't...

Yeah it kinda stays up sometimes. I do like the seat since I redid the shock. Made a big difference.

And these are guys I know... Classics are still big around here but slowly Ricers are making an in-road. I appreciate all types. I felt bad as a young guy had a pretty darn stock Honda CRX there and he got the cold shoulder. Maybe me driving over the curb thru an empty lot to park in the grass...

Been driving it around casually here and there. Took it to a car show and got a lot of looks like what are you doing here with that.... Hauled a load of scrap. Hauled a load of fertilizer (Loader guy was grinning a lot...)

Awesome!

Thanks! Local place is $6 for small bottle so this is a great deal!

My red truck was like that when I got it. Not the factory setup, but the FD had rigged it up that way due to them using the exhaust vent hoses on the Fire House

Thanks! Glad I picked the color I did. I really like that color.

Thanks. 3 Gallons and I have to do the bed sides yet. So the 4 gallon pack I got will work out just right. It is a 20' paint job, the cab body needed more work, the fenders need to be replaced but I figured the scars it has is what it is.... Now to rig in a rear winch and get some tackle.

Here is the front

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The front bumper is closed in (Bottom/sides), you can put blocks or chains there. No cover though. The rear bed has storages bins under it also.