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After removing transmission and associated gear it is relatively easy to use a seal puller to pop the seal out. Take care not to damage anything bu the seal. You can put the new one in with anything that will spread the stress out across the largest area of the seal. The ultimate would a seal...

I don't think the difference in pressure is a one-for-one comparison, I believe it is more exponential IMHO. I could be wrong but with air it doesn't take that much pressure on the brake pedal to stop. No air and good freaking luck and as big as I am it is darn near impossible to stop.

While I like an M37 there isn't one anywhere worth that much and that includes the one sold at BJ. Don't get me wrong, it is a good looking truck but it isn't really a restoration, it's a fully customized truck. The second one is a better example and while both plane and M37 "may" be worth...

That is an understatement.

Yep, my wife checks prices for me everyday on the ever changing sign up the street. $95/ton this week. I could almost afford to save it...almost.

So long as you bring it to the rally I approve. :-)

Run a search with the or a........... ;-)

If I didn't know better I'd say that was my Dad or my Brother in the ditch. It took two big John Deeres to pull out the township truck. They each rolled into a ditch at different times. By big I mean the ones with 8 full size tractor tires on them.

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Any more details? Someone might be able to help you on here first.

Wait, you are still on this site?

Oh, I love guessing games. My guess is that on a long hill your EGT is going up. Do I win? ;-)

That's why I asked and Warthog changed to the title. Help is reserved for roadside emergencies. Thank you for the update.

But once again it is during the Dayton Hamvention. I need to get to the hamvention at least once in life since it is right by my house.

Is the truck/trailer in a safe place (off the road)?

Tow? Yes. Stop it in an emergency? No. Stopping that thing with a pickup reminds me of a Clint Eastwood movie, Every Which Way but Loose. That's pretty much what it will turn you in a panic stop.

My friend me another message about your quandary. ### Summerville is in Dorchester School District 2, which is one of the best in the area. Many people choose to live in Summerville specifically for that reason. Should be within his commuting tolerance too. ###

I highly recommend the horse carriage tours in Charleston to get some history on the city. We have taken 4 (I think) and taken a different route every time as they manage how many horses/carriages go on each router per day and it's a crap shoot as to which route you get. They will tell you...

Harold, My friend got back with me and he wanted more information. Will there be children involved with the possible relocation? He said there are definitely areas to avoid.

I'm glad to see you have a sense of humor Bill. :-)