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For those bad slot headed screws that will not give up the nut, clean the head off and plug weld a 1/2 nut to the head. The heat runs down to the nut and it will come apart. I know you want to save all of them, but.
The trails are no problem, it was the grass over the ditch i found. And the recovery of the M37 clinto was describing. I was the first to drive up this canyon to this point, but backed up.
Bought a gallon of green and it was shot with a cup gun. The flat black and the red/brown was done by the rattle cans. All paint came from Rapco in TX.
Here are those spec's. Looks like i will have an extra one. My buddy said he wanted one so i bought one for him - then he tells me he does not want it, really!
Clinto, I have found my name on your second post, trail leader. It is like going from PFC to SGM, i will do my best to full fill this position that has been given to me. I look forward to learn from those that have held this position.
There is no rear F106 or H171 that is close to that width . Can be widen but will cost much $$$$ to make the axle shafts and housing. 2.5 ton spindles on the H171 is a waste of time, you will need to bore the spindle to 2.030 and the axes will not fit the 2.5 ton hub and still be only 80" wide.
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