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So folk can hear us coming, I added (yet another) Horn..or 2. Sounds fantastic with the siren, and the wow wow, and the Wolo Firechief horn, And the twin truck horns. And.....Ear defenders! I also Painted the battery box / tool chest box We made today as well.
So ok, I am trying to cut down in my old age! and starting to thin the collection. AFTER this one (honest!). This came from Sweden. I wanted the M151 A1 as it has the two piece split windscreen and a fitted Heater.
Purchase a proper coil spring compression tool. Makes the job easier. And Safer. Unless with the travel all the down you can insert the coil freely, and then jack it into position for the fix. Every type of vehicle is a different job with varying methods.
That made me "take fright" when I first saw the pictures, But reading the support and encouragement from other members, together with your attitude and confidence caused me to see that goat give a sigh of relief. Looking forward to seeing the progress and end result.
Oh dear.."let the buyer beware" comes to mind, as said by O.P. best to check Items out before purchase, or have someone do it for you. Anyway good luck with project of fixing your truck up to the standard you desire. Post some pictires when you can showing the points you raise. And later on the...
Our group read this in total disbelief. You should really go to your congressman with all the well thought comments, and a proper form of action complaint. Good luck this was quite disturbing reading.
Ok so I'm assuming it is an air shift. Well something in the drive line after the operation of that switch in caused the odour, So if the truck now moves back and forward ok on the level (out of 6 wheel drive) Park it up on the level and check out moving it short distances with the...
Which model deuce do you have? And just how steep is your drive (or is it very loose chippings/slippery?) Why did you not look immediately under the truck to see where any oil was coming from and or hitting something hot.
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