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I also had to bend a couple of my hemtt vavle stems to make them work. It certainly is a hard days work to mount up those tires to the rims though, I didn't use any lube put did a lot of banging on the side wall of the tire with a hammer and used up a lot of soapy water.
I let them all sit...
I have gulfway, it is specialty insurance for antique trucks...but they do not require it to be stored indoors and I got it cheaper because it is registered as a historical vehicle, but they will do it either way.
Also, their underwriter is Travelers so you could just try your local traveler's...
I bought a deuce and some trailers sight unseen, but it is not recommended. If you want a nice one, you will want to preview it...as stated earlier...everything, and I mean everything is a gamble with GL. But that is part of the draw and mystic of the game.
My first truck that I purchased out of state, they didn't charge me sales tax. I paid it later at the SOS office. Since then I've bought trailers out of state and I was charged sales tax, and then I bought a truck in state and they charged sales tax on that...so who knows.
my dad got a 1000 gallon tank for free the other day, he will be picking it up tonight. harley, what I use is 2 1" goldenrod fuel filters, the spin on kind. One is the fuel filter and the other is the water separator, I have a pump on mine only because I pump it out of barrels.
The other...
Yes, almost all of the FMS freeze trucks had winches. But, you better not take a chance and go get a truck from PA or KY or something like that [thumbzup]
Last night I was at the Fenton vs. Holly football game with my truck as a static display. They were doing a special fundraiser for the Wounded Warriors Project, I had the opportunity to speak with the company commander of this area's army recruiting. He was very helpful and he says they will...
Just to be safe, bring an air tank or compressor to air up the tires, or to be safer bring a spare and all the tools necessary to change a tire. Don't forget a jack and boards. If you want to tow it without the top and bows you will need a hammer and crowbar to get them off.
Then remember...
someone recently asked me about my near mint m105 and I said, "$650". Now it isn't really for sale, but for $650 I'll just go get another for around $200 from a GL out of state.
So, if you want to cheap the trailer put it at a price that you'd be "crazy not to sell", if I had that m101 and...
now you got me wondering...Tuesday I was going to go listen to my mentor preach (he is 87 and does not preach much anymore); but now I want to hitch a ride with mikeroot and see what the fuss is about. I like drama, as long as it doesn't involve me! My dad works at a concrete plant and he calls...
DH, I'm was just going to let 4x4 know that he should PM about stuff for sale.
What did Joe say that worried you? by the way, he did tell me that he reads this site!
I normally buy Coopers whenever I need tires, I have ran Cooper Discover ATR's on 2 pickup trucks...one around 50,000 miles on a 1999 Z71 and they looked like they could go another 50,000!
I really like Cooper tires and I've not had any problems with them. Mine were weight class C and I...
$470 isn't that bad (for usual Michigan prices), if you are willing to drive a couple more hours you can get them in other states for under $200 usually.
I had one for sale recently for $525--without the wait! I even threw in a spare tire!
I didn't see any of the m105 trailers out of Lansing in a couple of weeks, I must have missed it. Did you get a good deal? If you haven't bought anything from GL expect a loooonnnggg wait on that first EUC.
Just so everyone knows, I'll be available to help too. But after looking at the trucks, I don't anticipate you guys needing to do much, slave start them and drive away! Of course, after a quick check of your fluids.
Joe is a good guy too, easy to work with. Just come get the stuff when you...
Well, Glenn needs his 2 moved--you have 3 drivers? If you have 3 guys already I will not bother driving down, I was just under the impression that I was to get Glenn's trucks to Ted's.
Plus, mike root should be there picking one up, maybe we will just ride together. 4- m818's will be leaving...