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See thread titled: PCB, EESS, SmartStart S3 i pics/info. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?164930-PCB-EESS-SmartStart-S3-i-pics-info

The letter from the state attorney is dated April - is this still the current position of the state? Is anyone actively working on drafting MV legislation?

Hi TOBASH, good to hear you found the posting on 5-ton PCBs useful. It is very possible to build a similar box for a HMMWV. A couple of thoughts: 1. Build it so that it uses the existing wiring harnesses and operating switches. Don't make any modifications to the wiring harnesses of the...

Check out Lester's BBQ, on 601 near Estill. It is an old-school BBQ joint, next to a cotton field. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Or one or more cylinders could have surface rust; I would not spend too much time trying to turn it over before tearing it down for a hone and regasket. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This has been quiet for more than a year now. Any update on how things are working out in Ohio? Thanks, Chris

Brandon, be very careful if you attempt to jumper the truck as discussed in the other thread. Make sure the truck is in neutral with the brake set, chock the wheels. Your part of the country is the best in my opinion. I had a roommate years ago from Dobson and I got to know the area pretty...

The things that look like resistors are diodes, and you do not want to replace them with just wire. They are used to manage voltage spikes. Google "flyback diode" to learn more. Diodes have a "direction" similar to a mechanical check valve, so they need to be installed in the correction...

red, that looks like a nice book, what's the title? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks good! How did you make the bends? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It wouldn't cost anything to pull the inner joint apart and see if it is limited in its travel - just messy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The inner joint is the "plunge" joint and should slide in and out a couple of inches. Is it stuck in the fully extended position? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And make sure the bolts holding the flexplate to torque converter are not too long. I had one with a couple of longer bolts mixed in (the cover bolts maybe?) and the ends bottomed out on the torque converter without the heads tightening against the flexplate. The flexplate wobbled... Sent from...

Hi B3.3T - I just updated the post for the Edgewood KY July 4 parade. Edgewood is in Northern KY, part of the Cincinnati metro area. The parade is in the morning, maybe you can make it since you are in SW Ohio.

We are numbers 94-99, to stage in the Caywood Elementary lot. Info attached, and also this from the Edgewood city website: The Parade will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, July 4th. Participants need to assemble in the Caywood Elementary and Turkeyfoot Middle School campus at 8:45 am. NO...

Hi all, The Edgewood KY parade is on July 4 (Wednesday) at 09:30. Lineup time is 08:45. I registered us, and will pass on the details when I get them. There is information (route and rules) on the Edgewood city website. Search "Edgewood" to see threads from previous years. This parade is a...

Ezraroot, you should be able to see whether the bracket overlaps the seal without needing to take anything apart. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have seen the silicone used before also, seems it must be a somewhat common practice. It is interesting that yours was leaking so much even with a lot of silicone. Maybe it was applied to oily parts and did not get a good deal. I recently replaced the seals on the front of a M998. It has the...

I ended up having to work today, planning to run down in the morning. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You can find the above pics/diagrams here starting at psot #21, followed by a discussion about jumpering: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?113634-Ever-see-inside-the-Protective-Control-Box/page3 If you do any jumpering just be sure to be in neutral with the brake set. I jumpered...