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I am guessing it's from the top of the grain leg. Nice pics! I have to agree with you, nice grain trucks, work great for getting the crop home or to a pretty close market. It would get old if the market was'nt so close. Heck it does anyway in my Volvo, which has a pretty nice interior for a '95

day late, dollar short as usual:-P

Porkysplace has the right guy, he must have changed his avatar .

In viewing profiles, my statistics and media tabs don't show anything anymore. Is that something that is in the works or something just with me?

Welcome, good luck on the search.

What Scott said has been my experience there too. You check in, get the beast running, check out, and hope it stays running. good luck with your apparent planned recovery.

A 1" impact wrench takes a badazz air supply. What you suggested might work, I dunno, But those monsters are air hogs

3/4" drive socket set? great to have. No amount of tool variety is overkill. Or as I have seen it put by a poster one time "overkill is just right"

Yep , I will second the air compressor and impact tools. Rusty old fine threaded bolts with locknuts on them are awfully long winded with 2 wrenches

You stand to benefit with the new classifieds then. You can post in them when you become a paid member. Its only 15 bucks a year. No minimum post count that I am aware of then to post classifieds.

Lets see here. 20 trucks x 3000 round trip miles = 60,000 miles. 60k divided by 8 mpg = 7500 gallons of WM0 :shock: I better look for a couple more totes.

I'm jealous of its condition. Mine didnt arrive in quite that nice of condition. Still working on it. Body work this winter, last year I rebuilt the engine as seen in the link in the sig line.

That's a beauty of a 817. Did it come from gl or another source if you dont mind me asking?

You definetly need brake fluid in the bleeder. The pressure from the bleeder pushes fluid in the MC, not air. That way you wont be re-introducing air to the system. There will be a little pocket of air at the top of the MC, but that is where it will stay as long as fluid is being pushed in. How...

Awesome. Great vision for this site.

I am fine with the $15 as stated before. I would like to add that it would be nice to see some of that fee go towards the Steel Soldiers Benevolence Fund. This was a great idea and it is my guess that it could use a yearly boost. Thanks...

I just thought what the heck. Cheaper then a lapdance and it lasts all year.

Just paid. I have nothing to sell yet, but I'll pay 15 bucks a year anyway . Great changes and keep ut the good work patracy

Just curious. Does that mean that a full blown newbie could pay, then post to classifieds?

I was under the impression this was already solved. Not so?