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I pull the covers at 50K and change out gear oil, and check for wear, debris. Or if I am in deep water stopped, over my wheels. Then I pull pan to check for water, or pull the fill plug and take a sample, inspect. I also lengthened my vent hoses higher and put on new vent caps. For the price of...

I have to agree that tires on a Fire Rescue, Brush Truck are not something that the cheapest wins. I have BFG 285 75 16 All Terrains on the 6.5 rims with no issue also. Most time when you have to have the brush truck the ground is hard anyway, but still you may have to deal with unseen hazards...

Kaiser67M715, Great progress even on cool days in NH. The yellow numbers I have never seen on any truck, ever. Chalk marks for sure, but the only thing I can think is that before the frame was manufactured that maybe a steel lot number?

Lets Hope he is a Man of is word, and not words.

Outstanding, Then he will have some xtra parts. Even a few nuts, bolts, fasteners, brackets, covers, come in handy. I have even made tools out of head bolts, studs. Weld on removal tools, a chisel point which did its job by notching a log in hard to reach spot for a repair on the barn. You...

Yes 12yds water level or heaped with 12 inch boards 19.6 yds of material from manual that I read provided by frank8003. Maybe I had read it wrong but that is the information listed. Under Capacities

The truck looks to be in great condition. With 12 inch side boards the 19.6 yard dump bed CAN haul a load. I was looking at the tm that frank 8003 provided and was amazed at the size of the tri axle. Having not ever seeing one up close the picture with the Man by the tire, the bottom of the bed...

I was curious to which direction you chose Golddigger?

Now I may be a little off on rodoggs assessment of the condition of the condition, but he dose hav the Dodge and may be makin fun of the powerhouse 6.2. Maybe

I was following along and missed if you posted how much the unit weighed? Looks like a few different skills have been used in the fabrication of the mobile shop. Looks great! I really like the sign, but I bet a lot of clients are glad to see you. Does it have a coffee maker? Now a cup of coffee...

Welcome from Missouri!

I also like the 292's. The last one that I seen used was in a 85 S10. Talk about a tight fit. Say Kaiser I can not wait for a fuel mileage assessment.

roddogg are you ready to T ll

Well I im harvin problem with kernel sellin truck for so notenouff. Why? You may hav to put the 6.2 in the Dodge to make it go to the place you work

Hello from Missouri, The Show Me State

You have my attention. Iam easily entertained.

There are a few more parts on the air filter assembly for the civi GM trucks. Rubber bushing, noise resonating muffler, steel bracket that holds in place, hard plastic hose assembly, and the air collector on the core support on the passenger side of the radiator, that gathers fresh air from the...

lmao don't panic what will melt threw first, large wire or small wire, like?

I have to be in both camps. Runaways are very stressed once it happens. Just look on utube and see what happens. If you are cash depleted and want to throw the dice and money to repair, then after you look at all parts that are left then you may change your mind. If you have GOOD mechanical...

Yes most wiring is fused, not all. But as there is current and you are bypassing a switch that is controlling current with a larger wire you have in fact created another fusible link, of the existing wire. Per my response, using wire of same gage and replacing switch there is still some...