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Painted my Truck today. Used Rapco 383 green and a HF HVLP gun. It is about a 20 foot paint job. Any closer and you will start seeing my errors. But I am happy with it, for being my first ever paint job!! see attached :beer:

I need the rack you have on the cab part, what brand is it? Thanks

Good question would also like to hear the answer!!

Light source for NVG or Scope?

So what year is the air breather off of?

When you layout your patterns do you mask the pattern off or free hand it? Thanks

My dodge did that, ran fine when cold then slip or not move when hot. Had to have trans rebuilt. Good luck

This is Indiana, hills but no cliff!:-?

My Toyota has this problem can you fix it?

Take the valve off and make sure the glass ball is clean and free of dirt. Make sure the line has no kinks and is open. Not sure if you can blow air through the line or not. But remove the fuel tank filler cap and try blowing low psi in the line.

You may also check your return line valve at the IP also make sure return line is not blocked. How old is your fuel filter?

Looks good to me, I kept making the whole bigger. I had three holes that I used a ten penny nail head to fill the whole. Just ground the nail head to fit the hole and weld around cut off and grind down. :idea:

Thanks for the info "stock mount" is the mounting bracket on the truck that the antenna base mounts on. I have seen these antenna's mounted on the alum poles as you say. Most antenna's in the range (118-136) seem to be about 22" long. Was hoping some one new of a longer whip type antenna...

How much does the top weigh?

Sorry for not making myself clear. I will mount it on my M1009 in the stock antenna mount. Would like stock military looking Whip antenna. Need not be OD. Will transmit also.

What would be the best wip antenna for the 118-136 mhz range? Thanks

I did a searh and found nothing, I just removed my windsheild for rust repair and paint. Is there an easy way to remove the old sealent? Thanks

nopics You knew that was coming!!

Look's good

You probably know this but make sure you are off road when in 4wheel low, they do not turn well in 4wheel drive on dry pavement.