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Just heat them up with a torch then hit them with the impact. Then when you re-install make sure you use anti-seize on them for easier future removals.

I'm surprised the axle on that Ford didn't fall off-Man that's a lot of weight :o

DR, ya I guess after rethinking it I would not refer to it as raw fuel, rather the result from pushing so much through it.

Hey Don, too bad you don't have something like a 1200 gallon tanker truck, you could have really scored a huge deal :mrgreen:

Raw fuel comes out black, that's why guys with tuners turned up on their pickup diesels blow a lot of black smoke.

I always thought white smoke from a diesel was bad, then again, I'm no mechanic and don't claim to be.

Randy would only have his aftermarket ones, his site is up I think the actual domain changed :: Ouverson :: Hardcore Off-Road Parts 2.5 Rockwell Axles & Home of the Violator Series Axle Shafts

Red River Parts has them, there in TX too

Lego Wrecker My two boys got my big box of legos from when I was a kid and they love them, here is one of the most recent builds, a lego wrecker, pretty sure those are 16.00's on there :D

Welcome...and the addiction begins :D

$12,225.00 no way it was coming to my house for that kind of coin!

I'm glad this thread came up, I was going to take some pics of some of those same rims I have on an an old deuce dump truck with single 11.00's. I figured that they would be great for putting 395's on and it sounds like I'm correct :D

Isn't it also called a balancer? I had a local guy that had the same problem, his actually came off and messed up some other things like the cover and a gear behind it. He was able to get it back together with some used parts I had.

I go with the Interstate blems also, I've bought dozens of them for deuces and had good luck with them.

That's exactly what I'm looking to have done to one of my deuces, now I just need to find someone close who can install it for me!

Dan is right, the in tank pump would not cause the motor to stop running. I have trucks right now that don't have working in tank pumps and they fire right up and run fine. You really don't even need that pump unless you are running alternate fuels like oil. You probably have a bad hose...

Wow that's a good idea! I guess I never would have thought of adding one in addition to the stock brakes.

Nice work! Are pinion brakes legal in your state? I thought most places they were not legal for road use.

The stock oil filters do not use an o-ring, they use a flat paper gasket.

So what do you think is a fair price for a complete spin on oil filter kit?