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That is a very elegant and well done engineering job. Would be they came that way.

Nice tidy job.

Your plan is good. After washing, treat the tank with Ospho or something similar. Weld the tank back together and coat with GOOD tank sealer. You'll be golden. See one of my previous post about sealing Jerry cans.

I know it will be a pain, but pull your starter and check the stroke of the solenoid fork. May be grunge or rust causing it to not move the pinion into engagement. If the truck will always start after a few tries, I'd live with it for now.

Good job. You should be good to go.

Don't even think about making dummy HazMat stuff! You will have BIG problems if you are questioned. This is from my perspective as a volunteer fire fighter.

I've done master cylinders and it worked ok. I was very poor then and I don't recommend the practice.

Looks promising. Best of luck.

The LED bulb shouldn't pull much current. Pretty much has to be another issue.

Older model jeep rims will do. You can buy new 16" rims but you'll have to use tubes.

Be sure and check the grounding of the senders. You can use a bigger alligator clip to see if threads need a cleaning.

Good job. The Reo engines are good units for their time.

Good idea. I don't have access to a bead blaster so I didn't think of that.

Try some vinegar. Keep an eye on things not to get carried away. If badly pitted, mix up some marine epoxy and do a good smoothing job to minimize turbulence. Are you going to use it as a fire pump? Parts seem to be readily available.

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Every one should learn to drive a manual transmission. Never know when you'll really need to know how. Both of my daughters caught on quickly.

Don't know about your case. The G.I.s are the world's worse with forklifts. Bent both drive shafts on my M37 at Fort Hood. There is a driveline business in Austin that can rebuild/repair yours. Not as cheap as used, just check condition carefully.

That's what I understand the difference is.

The springs with the formed ends will work quite well. The metal end caps may be just a memory.

Maybe a marine engine.