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I got hooked up with these guys by a friend. It's two brothers. Very quiet, Once they meet you, it's all good. It's best to go there on the weekends, usually after 12:00. It's in Fontana. They just got an M35A3 in. They aren't as ugly as the pics i've seen. It has all but 1 tire/wheel, but it is...

I remember that weekend. I was thinking about you as it was POURING and wondering if you made it to Riverside. I can ditto the spawning thing on the floor, I drove the beast to work that Friday that you left. I gotta do windshield seals!

:drool: Found this a month or so ago, 2nd trip there. Got more pics, I'll post them later. There is SO much stuff there. Not just the big stuff., little crap..tow bar pins, cots, chocks, filters, windshields, doors, canvas items, 5T brake shoes..NEW, shrink wrapped on pallets...you name it, it's...

I can fire it up and not even have to look at the gauge to know when I have pressure.I can hear it.The turbo has a higher pitched whistle and suddenly when oil hits the bearings it goes to a lower pitched sound. :ditto: Also, try to refrain from pushing in on the clutch, the thrusts don't like...

Re: RE: Re: RE: Here ol' timers? Who you callin old???!!! :shock:

We don't usually use them out here in sunny so Cal, but the trucks that come int the shop most allways have the heaters in the block at the exhaust side, rear. The N14, M11, B, C, L all have more than 1 place in the block to install a heater, soi'm guessing the rear is where it should be...

RE: Re: RE: M35 recovery today Gotta love the deuce WOW, another one :shock: . That's two in one day! Congrats Chuck. So, you forgot us? No pics? How 'bout after you got it home? :wink:

RE: A still pic There were no rubber tires. Wonder if it's a RR service truck. How would a person know when of if a train was comming? How would you get it off the track or out of the way?

RE: Here Right on! What is the rack behind the cab? That looks like a very complete truck, what did ya end up paying fer it..if you don't mind me asking.

"and do the occasiona 60 MPH blast to pass something" rofl You mean snail race by something! :driver: Well, i do remember passing a gravel truck with about 90k going UP Cajon pass...I was empty of course!Guess it does happen :wink:

Sounds like it's got a diesel in it?

I did close to 300 in a day, 0600 to 1630...once...by butt was sore for a week! But i'd do it again at the drop of a hat. Kennys right. Same road that has been traveled at 80+ MPH was at 52-54 MPH. It was great, got to see a few more trails I could take the kids and motorcycle on, the scenery...

While you're changing the hoses you mentioned, just do 'em all, the one behind the oil filters and the little ones from the heads to the intake manifold. B-4 I did head gaskets, i got a slight trace of oil in the coolant, no signs of coolant in the oil, but if you've got the old style head...

NAPA, most any truck shop..Peterbilt, KW, Navistar, Cummins, Cat. Be aware, they aren't cheap!

Congrats on your "new" truck! Take lots of pics during your pick up trip. :driver:

IR torque?

RE: towing a duece with a 1 ton or 3/4 ton pickup Ida know, 13K rolling weight with no brakes doesn't sound fun to me. If all the mechanicals are good, brakes, steering, tires, etc, i'd drive it and have the p/u as a chase vehicle. Bring earplugs :driver:

Banshee365, Get the tester. It could be as simple as an upper radiator hose leaking past a clamp and running down the core. Maybe the cap is weak or missing all or part of the seal and, since the overflow pipe is out of the neck, coolant is running out of that and down the radiator. It would be...

Jason, is the damper bolted to a flange or directly to the flat end of the crank? If so, the generic torque table will work. If the damper is mounted over the nose of the crank and the nose is tapered, you'll need the correct torque.

RE: Re: RE: Fairly Dumb Question And if you changed the batteries 'cause they were very weak and wouldn't crank the engine, just made it click due to low VDC, that condition can also make the solinoid stick. If that's the case, the BFH trick on the starter should fix it.