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Do you have the old 6.2, manual pump 6.5, or the electronic throttle controlled 6.5?

Ok, just because I know it will come up... This is NOT a sanctioned SS event. I did not ask for anybody's blessing or anything like that. This is somewhat impromptu.

Ok guys, this isn't speculative, it is in fact happening. I have a couple of gun rings as well as a couple of other small parts that I need to get over to Fuzzytoaster. I also have two tires that I picked up from Polk for member Plumkrazy, also have some business to do with mkcoen, and M715mike...

Man, slow going huh? It rains on me every time I try to get something done too.

Your MRAP is showing...

Detroit is a lot lighter than the 4bt.

Well at least you don't have to worry about wet seats...

Oh! I missed that! Maybe one of the Detroits from a goat then...

Either the pump on the block is leaking or the carb just dumping fuel. Swap it out for a multifuel and don't look back.

Welcome. If you need anything let us know. Our members here are some of the best people you'll meet.

That would be cool to turn it up right there and run the stack up the back corner of the cab like the M135 and M211 had. Would look neat and be a lot less work than running it all the way out the back.

They do have truck and tractor pulls over there by you Ke5eua. I believe they are in Clinton. I went to them once a few years back.

Don't use sandpaper. Use acetone and a shop rag. Edit: At least she's helping you!

I moved an 80' mobile home with my 936 yesterday. Second one as a matter of fact.

It really is not that bad. I wrestle 5 ton tires by myself and I'm not a big guy either. The tractor thing was just an experiment in laziness.

Wheel studs and CTIS stuff. Tractor is fine.

Not a bad idea to go over to power steering fluid. It is thicker and may help. You can also try draining just the reservoir and refilling it with lucas oil stabilizer. Did you bleed the air out before cranking the engine? If not, you probably scored the pump and you will never get it to stop...

Do not use a tractor to manipulate large tires. Lots of things get broken and boogered up real fast. I learned the hard way.:oops:

This thread is still going? Did you buy this thing yet?:roll:

You better get the whole thing primed today. One night of dew settling on it and you've wasted all that time and money.