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oh yeah by the way.......great looking truck you got there. Last time i saw the prices was earlier in the afternoon but unless they shot up a ton you didn't do too bad.
Yeah burt...although its looking like its gonna be the scoot burto maxi meet if we keep getting new guys at this rate :-)
I'll save ya some trouble fabiodriven....that link will be dead this time tomorrow so if you haven't already done it SAVE all the pics to your computer so you can bring them...
I could be wrong but i think you will be fine on height. Seen several other trucks recovered on a landoll without anything lowered. Definately have to think about the inspection deal, haven't gotten around to finding a place in maine to do it yet.....:roll: maybe me and BEDE can run down there...
Yup, you pretty much covered it Charles. Can't overlook the plate issues in MA either. You can go the antique route and have TONS of restrictions or you can get a commercial plate and the commercial insurance to go with it, about 1000 a year for that route if i remember right. Or you can do...
Welcome to the site :-) if you can't find a deuce to give you your green iron fix you are more than welcome to come crawl all over mine for a while and go for a spin. Any excuse to spend time with my truck and i'm there. By the way, MA is an interesting state to own a MV. Unless you are willing...
Holy chit batman, now thats a failure !!!!! This is the scomd winch i have seen around here lately with a shattered bronze bullgear. I can't even fathom the force required to do that to such a heavy gear. You must have had a weakness in that winch before the pull, or the shear pin isn't really...
If it stalled the engine then i bet some moron popped a bolt in the winch in place of the shear pin. No telling what broke without looking at it at that point.
hey joe, you may want to send boatcarpenter a PM. He has one and he was gonna actually use it for tools last i checked. It was pretty much all there but ya never know.:-D
On that intake..... Looks like a pretty generic filter strapped onto the turbo intake. They make them in all sizes and shapes. I'm positive you could find one that will fit and handle the dust and crud. May need to clean it off more often than a huge filter like the 5 ton has originally but then...
Literaly dozens of threads on turning up the fuel, quite a few with pics. I would however suggest leaving it alone till you install a pyrometer. I'm sure someone more search savvy can direct you to a good thread. Sometimes search dosen't like me, now is one of those times.
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