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Thanks for the cat codes. I will order and throw the hard pipe in as a spare. God forbid something goes wrong with the flex.

I signed and donated and I live in TN. It does not matter. We are all brothers.

This was introduced recently. https://www.hotshotsecret.com/resources/news/hot-shots-secret-introduces-diesel-winter-rescue/

Interesting. I use my old one for my CNC plasma cutter table. Cleaned out the guts. Filled with desiccant. Bingo, free dryer.

Sorry, I meant the fittings. I replaced them, and they did not come with an O ring. The original fitting O rings were questionable.

I've worked in WY and traveled extensively through MT. Very familiar. In fact, that is exactly where I plan to revisit. Of course Winter #1 is best for polar regions. Not available everywhere, but yeah. For my money, I will use the Hot Shot winterizer. I do like PS Dieselkeen for summer, but PS...

Take a look at video above. You might find it interesting.

https://youtu.be/n8gDN_6esfs You may want to look at this video. Diesel 911 is questionable.

I ran the thermometer along the flex tubing and it was in the 160's F at the block and 170's at the governor. Probably would go higher with warmer ambient temps and engine load.

From what I see here, the ID is kind of nominal with steel. OD (in) Gage (in) ID (in) Weight (Lbs/Ft.) C-1010 Steel Pressure Rating (PSI) 5/8 .083 Wall 0.459 0.4810 3,350 3/4 .095 Wall .120 Wall 0.560 0.510 0.6646 0.8070 3,150 4,110 r4Note that in order to have around 1/2" ID with...

You are WAY off base here. If people are timid, so what? All of us can operate a hammer frankly. If people want to help others learning these machines, so what? This place is a mess of information, and it is mostly disorganized. If I make a easy to digest pictorial to help others reduce the risk...

any advantage over other brands?

What brand is that?

Here's what the latest add on is for the military.

Rofl. That's my tail gunner.

I.D. diameter is was one of my concerns when the fix was documented. Using the documentation that you provided, it would appear that that the hydraulic hose as a more consistent I.D. The I.D.. on tubing appears to be more of a nominal number, varying significantly with O.D. Based on that info...

Now that is sick.

Building charge / jump cable / "connect whatever you want" set. Upgrading stock 4 gauge wire to 2/0 gauge-15 feet. End of cable can be adapted by connecting various types of connectors with like male connectors (i.e. clamps, battery charger maintainer connections, generator connectors...

So we should jack up the back of the truck and watch for movement? I also note that it is recommended that the Ujoints have safety straps, but my search has come up empty. Would loctiite work?

I'd be curious about the how many have tube deadeners replaced or deleted, per Awesomeness's guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lO81iwFDxHaCD2QMAyim7YneaE2Sr3J58OUeQY-RjdU/edit#heading=h.tbqchn2sf8dy