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https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/24663/army-tests-low-recoil-155mm-howitzer-small-enough-to-fit-on-the-back-of-a-truck Anyone seen the rabbit I was shooting at?

Yes, the polarity box. I am getting current leakage, evident with lights staying on after turned off, but dim. Good idea about the grounding.

Do we have a part # or equivalent to the 12/24 battery rectifier? I believe mine is starting to fail. Thanks!

Here is siping done on Goodyear MVTs with an Ideal Siping tool.

The typical centrifuge turns around 3000's G's. Honestly, you would be better off using a smaller, air driven centrifuge on a 55 gallon drum. They are not too expensive.

You rock! I have a feeling that if we need support for any venue, there are A LOT of truckers who would sign!! Especially our brothers in Canada!

Sounds to me like it has a higher flashpoint. Pretty much all you do is change the gas to WMO ration to get it to flash. Look up flashpoint testing. Keep in mind, if the oil has some weird additive that has to be removed, then you have to "crack" the oil and run it threw a distillation tower...

Honestly, how many of you thought " I can take that thing with my truck!" lol

Then I shall find samurai crimp master...

My compressor runs on 5w30 synthetic. What kind of oil is it?

So, can the brass COMPRESSION fittings be used on moving parts?

Are you saying that both left skid marks ? rofl

I would appear that there are at least 3 types of DOT approved air brake lines. Am I correct? 1. Rubber 100R5 reinforced wire hoses which can be crimped or used with field reusable fittings 2. Rubber textile reinforced that use brass compression fittings, such as textile reinforced Dayco...

Funny, I was thinking the very same thing, and have done so on some of the lines. Obviously, those lines which move a lot I will get rubber.

I am looking for the rubber 1/2 " hoses. I have used discount hydraulic hose in the past. I looked at their site, not much in the rubber brake hose dept. I am going to try the other website that you suggested. Thanks!

Well I got an Ideal siping tool. I note that a lot of videos show guys man-handling it. I just let the heat do the work. Did some Mahindra Tractor tires. Worked well. I have the siping head and the groover head. As soon as the weather gets better I will do some XMLs and MV/Ts. Turns out the...

Hi Guys, I am looking at all of the 1/2" air lines on my truck. Looks like they need replacing. Anyone have a source for reasonably priced lines? Thought about buying a crimper, do a few, then re-sell on Ebay : )