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You can also use two 12 volt converters in series to get 24 volt. Just make sure the housings (if metal) are insulated from each other. I've seen 12 volt units real cheap at flea markets & garage sales.

Welcome home! And thanks!

I'd appreciate more details too!

I've run filtered used hydraulic oil from a forklift service company. 50/50 mix to straight Hydraulic oil depending on the weather. My trucks love it.

Rod I never wanted to punch you. I did contemplate murder a time or two though.................

One of my uncles flew bombers in WWII Europe, the Korean War, and in VietNam. Once, when he was home on leave, he took me for a ride in a rickety old 2-seat plane. We had to land often just to add oil to the engine & clean oil off the windows. I asked "Aren't you scared, flying in this thing?"...

OK Thanks. Never heard that before, but it makes sense!

Feel free to over-complicate what many of us have posted as a simple filtering process.

I'll bite. What's a rollaround? Keep it clean! This is a family site.

Thanks. I don't know the micron rating on the original filter, do you? As I get a chance I'm switching everything to spin -ons. So much easier, & a good bet when running a lot of UMO as fuel.

Good idea! What micron filters did you choose?

I got mine from Memphis.

I stand corrected on the "salt water" issue. I based my statement on my experiences in VietNam. I never saw an Amphib unit, just Mobile Construction Battalions & Construction Battalion Maintenance Units.

Seabee trucks Actually, very few Seabees or their trucks ever get in salt water. Trucks will frequently be transported by ship, but Seabees generally fly to their destination. Way too important to spend all that time at sea. :grin: I had 6 hours "sea" time. There's really not much of a...

Oh, okay. I didn't know an A3 had an accessory switch!

Acc switch?

I have a set of Deuce hubs machined ten thousandths over spline OD. No bushings. I've run them a few hundred miles with no problems. I like the addition of the grease fittings! I'll copy that.

Thanks JC. I got it done.

I need to cancel an ad. Is there an easy way to find my ad? Scrolling through them is a PITA. And once I find it, how do I close it? Thanks!

Anybody remember what this thread is about? TIRES. If you're going to discuss your cars, please PM each other or go to a different site!