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Keep a eye on Elmo during spring break. Don't want him showing up on possums gone wild video. :grin:

Congratulations on the win. Nice looking truck. Hope all goes well on the recovery.

G man, great work. How about I send you my cab and you can work your magic on my rocker panel. :grin:

I also packed mine full of GAA when I repacked the bearing changed the knuckle bushings and replaced the wheel cylinders. I figure if nothing else it will provide at least a little protection from dirt and water if one of the boots tear and I don't notice it right away. 2cents

Man, doesn't sound like you can catch a break. One thing I didn't see answered was if you found a source for new rod bolts or did you reuse the originals. Sorry if I missed it but I just read from page one and didn't see an answer. Hope the repair works.

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Only thing I got was Results for Part Number: 5705422 PARTS KIT,FLUID PRESSURE FILTER NSN:4330011829043 That was from WebFLIS

One thing to consider is if you sell the trailer at some point to someone out of state that needs to title it. Just a thought.

I could just see it now. The annual Eastern Shore cookout and range day. :-D

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Chemical Agent Automatic Alarm Mounting ? Maybe

Interesting gen set. Hope you have good luck with it. Just in case you haven't come across it yet you might want to check out SmokStak site. Generators & Motors General Discussion - SmokStak

I would go for truck 2 myself. I would have more use for the cargo cover compared to a hole in the roof. I also can tackle any mechanical repair but have no experience or tools for rust repair. The indicated miles are a big question on any of these trucks because many odometers have been changed...

Welcome to the site. If you don't already have them you can download the manuals for your truck from fellow member JTonka's site. JATONKA's M35 TM download page The biggest item to keep a close eye on is the braking system. It is a single circuit style so any failure of one item will quite...

Time to bring in the expert investigator.

I don't see why it wouldn't work. I would think the gas assist cylinders for a hatch back car would have a long enough stroke when used with the proper mounting system. Jake0147 has a good point that the mounting points would need the proper reinforcement to keep the hood or firewall from cracking.

At 110 in the shade I would say yes

I would agree a postmortem is in order. Would be interesting to know what caused the failure. Rod, rod bolt, piston or did the end of the injector fail. Inquiring minds want to know. Also was that the original manufacture date or a rebuilt tag ?

That stinks. Sorry to hear about your blow up. Where did you pick it up ? GL ?

Man that came out great. Great work. [thumbzup]