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Wish I had 10 toes.

I found out how important the rubber caps on the injector lines at the IP are after changing out the hydraulic head this weekend on my bobber! Three of my rubbers were missing and the lines were rusted to the nuts and the nuts were hard to remove from the head. I got it changed but it was not...

Try driving the truck in a tight circle and stop it that way. Then get out and look at your axles, they will be at the limit of their side to side movment. Don't be suprised if they are not line!

CBer's swear and run lots of power. He is not a ham operator. He will mever give a call sign because he does not have one. I used to do the same thing. I never keyed up around banks and chuches on sunday. I learned the hard way about night clubs. All the bouncers came out looking for the source...

He's not a ham but a CBer with to big of a linear.

Door handle.

Inspect it in person. The only way to really know.

Exactly what I was wondering. How many amps does it make?

Welcome to the site! You sound like a good go to person for pick ups from GL out of Eglin.

Maybe links to Erik's Military and Industrial Surplus - Military Vehicle Parts, Industrial and Military Surplus Electronics, Saturn Surplus --> Saturn Surplus on the Web! posted in the earliest responses could have sent this thread in a whole different direction. He is looking for a part, show...

Sweet!

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Water has high resistance and 24 volts ain't enough to overcome it. Water on top of the batteries will cause a slow discharge of current and will kill them over time. Keep those battery tops dry. I ran my 48 volt golf cart under water, no problems, just wet feet!

SOB, what happens when you drop your ice cream cone!:-(

ouch:shock:

I'm getting my bobber fixed up and it needs a good trail run! I should make it friday night.

These guys, Smith Roofing, Inc. - Central Florida Roofing - Home. Her husband works with me. Your food smelled great and I never got any lunch that day, I was starving when I went past you! I think we've highjacked this thread enough, sorry Vinny.

Thanks for the complement on my truck. The small MV was a 2001 Pinzgauer owned by "theoldman" on here.

This was not at night but we did have lights! This was the 2011 Clermont Florida Christmas Parade. I met our fellow Steelsoldiers member Herb, Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite - View Profile: theoldman and his new Pinz there! He had his Pinz full of Boy Scouts...

Nice save, I hope you bring it to 12SSGR, I want to drive it!