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Man, you been busy! USF home comming, Fl. air museum...Nice driving that beast around, isn't it! Nice truck. I see you need some cab top bows though.

I paid $250 for mine. Had to pick it up.

Man, we need some of the white stuff in No Cal so I can water my kids! Great pics Mike. Gonna smoke some venison? I love it smoked!

Submitted.

Mike, how'd you get out there?

They are just using it to pull trees?? What are they gonna do with it after all the trees are gone? I want it!

I have one on CD. I'll have to submit it to the TM section. Kenny, Is there a copy here?

No, it's not. The turbo you got is an ST50. It did come on the early NT engines. See the oil out the back? That's what they like to do. They also like to pump oil into the intake. I think I have a manual for that turbo that shows how to rebuild it.

You have fast fingers Kenny!

a few drops are fine. vapor is fine. There shouldn't be cups full comming out the pipe. It will leave a spot on the dif.

I knew that. Unfortunatly, I used to do Onan generators. It should be a piece of cake...I hope. I'll most likely get another one and rebuild this one.

TM9-2330-213-14&P, Chapter 4, Paragraph 4-27. The TM is here in the TM section.

Last weekend, I had a front bearing in the alternator start making an ugly, intermittant squeal. I searched, but no luck on rebuilding the alternator. Does anyone offer a kit with bearings and stuff? Haven't looked in the TMs yet to see if there's a section on it. Guess I should do that, huh?

I have a mess of just parts from M35s. Also have used fiberglass uprights. You can have them for the shipping.

I just did the wheel and master cyls on the 105. It's been forever since I did a rebuild on any brake part. If they are in good shape, do the rebuild. It's fun!

Take the linkage off of the throttle lever to make sure it's going back to idle. Could just be a sticky linkage part.

Guess it would depend on if the cylinder was pitted beyond reuse. I'd buy a couple of new ones and the same ammount of kits and build them as needed.

RE: help Maybe a broken wire with only one strand...unable to transfer amperage? Or a bad ground.

here's the last I think