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Not sure if it is better then the next grease, but have used it for over 20 years on the farm. Therefore my MV's get there zerks hit with it too.. Schaeffer Oil | Moly Ultra 800 EP High and Low Temperature Grease I use a wheel bearing grease for wheel bearings when I need to pack them.

Air assist power steering--already available in a fairly easy to install kit. 2000.00 give or take as mentioned. Does help alot according to the threads I have read about it, but not as nice of PS as hydraulic. Hydraulic---If done properly could really make a deuce steer nice and easy...

These are awesome for this kind of thing. Google vise grip wrench. If you ever get one, you will be buying the other sizes as well.

Hi Maam, Thanks for stopping by and discribing your trucks problem to the SS community. There is alot of good mechanics around here and someone might be able to help you out. Its going to be hard though, not being able to inspect and test different components. I would not "dismantle the whole...

Some 90 wt gearlube and anti-freeze perhaps? maybe some distilled water to cut it with.

Is it possible to find something local in your area after school to pick up some $$ right away and through the winter??

Here is a link to some CB antenna basics that I found with a google search. Jeep Horizons :: CB Antenna Basics This is a great hobby in itself. Do some googling on it and learn the science behind it. Not trying to be an a-hole here but it is way better to base your antenna choice on the...

Unknown factors- are your wheel cylinder bores free of rust pits? if not, the kits won't hold for long. Master cyl condition. ect. For your rebuild tho I think ya better bring along a couple of new wheel cylinders in case you need em. Or just do it at home and order them only if you need em.

I do agree that it sounds like the airpack not doing its thang. If it does need rebuilding, I also would suggest going the rest of the way and redoing the wheel cyls and master cyl. Why not , these trucks are 40+ years old and most of them would benefit from it if it hasn't been done for a long...

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Thanks Stampy but the 2 products are quite different. dielectric grease is non conductive . The stuff I was talking about is a conductive anti-oxident used in residential wiring mostly. Where aluminum wire is in contact with other metals.

Matt, good lookin work so far. I will be checkin in on this thread to see your updates. Take your time and shoot for quality :D

Bjorn, if you dont mind my asking. What would your take be on using a "noalox" type product on battery terminals in general ? I know its not really designed for that application, but it is conductive and grease like.

Drilling and tapping it for a replacement post sounds like a good idea. I would screw that new studded post in with nolox or oxguard on the threads. At least some grease. Probably milk the remainder of the life out of the battery. I have exploded a battery in a motorcycle frame before while heat...

For a deuce with hardtop or a cucv, I want to recommend a high end magnet mount right in the middle of the roof. Something like a K-40 or Wilson product. As good of a ground plane as you can get and simpler to set and keep working. The difference of performance between one of these and a 102"...

I think there is a few well placed holes. I know when I had a leaking wheel seal that the oil escaped from those holes and didn't get on the shoes. I thought that was pretty cool.

I would continue drying them out like you do. Ride em a little and there dry. The possibilities of doing more harm then good are there. I googled this and that was their general opinion on some other forums too.

From over by Austin as you know. Did you ever get those parts you were looking for and if so please share some pics of your art project. Otherwise how goes it?

Would be hard to go wrong with that 1

I believe the CB is still pretty much the standard for the big rigs. I was just doing a little googling on CB and found this site CBradiomagazine.com - The only online CB Radio magazine in the world! lots of stuff there. radios, mods, ect.