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Even if it cost you $100 to have John look at it; it would be money well spent.:beer:

The big vendors just don't have everything on their web sites. Memphis DOES have them, give them a call.

The compressor he is going to use is WAY overkill for that blaster. I'd look into seeing if they rent a comparable sized blaster too. It would be alot faster.

5 months to figure the caliper was on incorrectly? Yep-Fire the mechanic!

Pull out one of the bolts that's still in there, measure it and replace with the same size grade 8 bolt. I've never "torqued" one, just get it tight. I'd put a lock washer on it.

It basically removes the paint "resevoir" from the gun, allows for a bigger one which is attached to the gun by two hoses. It makes the position of the gun irrevelant and allows you to paint longer without refilling. HF also sells them. :beer:

There's a pic in post #25. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/salvage-yard-info/17078-ga-area-junkyard-pics.html

SECO in Augusta has half a dozen Sexton/Priests that are in terrible shape but do have all the superstructure on them. I'm pretty sure they were going for just over scrap price. With that one ond one of theirs, you could have a relatively reasonable $$$$ runner.

I don't think there is a con to that idea. The plug won't fail.

I would be shocked to see 5K. There's really no predicting what will happen.:shock:

If you run a hose off the bleeders into a jar, you won't lose a drop with a pressure bleeder. Keep an eye out for Dot 5, and buy it when you find it cheap whether you need it or not. My last 3 gallons were $10 ea.

Summit Racing sells everything you will need.

Remember the CCKW was prior to the REO's and the DUKW was a variant of them and it does have a "prop" shaft right in the center rear.

It will run any air tool you need and the portable blasters from Northern or Harbor Freight that use a 1/8" or less nozzle. Backyard units/hobbiest yes, big industrial sandblast units-no.

I'd go lower than 3K. 3K should get you a good running non winch truck. I don't think i'd go over 1700-1800 with the axles welded and whatever else is butchered on it that you don't know about.

15.7 CFM-Yes

I wouldn't consider it with a M1009.

Looks like a regular log splitting wedge. (Go to a Stihl chainsaw dealer).

Clinto, you need a wrecker! And a pole building!

That's true. Twright had two he couldn't give away. Think they went to a junkyard.