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Greg is right, 2-1/2 gallons to do 2 coats to the entire bed and top of bed rails. 3 gallons would more than do it.

Its amazing what kind of neglect machines will experience when they are operated by people who don't actually own them. Perfect example with your tires RR.

By the way, good job

Now if you would have only done this work a week earlier you could have had a MV at poofstalk rofl

Wonder if the HH was the reason you have said your truck feels "weak" compared to other LDTs?

downgrade in progress.......

Don't accept Kenny's "fuel" :p

Sorry about the dog piles, couldn't find them in the dark.

The O-rings you are after are inside of the hub assy. There are 4 per hub. Don't have a p/n for you but call one of the surplus guys as they are more likely to have them.

Unfortunately I will relinquish the longest drive award to you, wish you didn't have to win it but things do break down. Hope you can get your truck up and running without too much hassle.

Forgot, our very own punkin' chunkin' rig showed up courtsey of SS

I made it home just after 6:00. Was hoping I was the last one to make it knowing that DT's M37 had issues. Unfortunately I am not the last one to make it home. Anyways, good times were had and was nice to see everyone I knew from last year and was really nice to meet members that I had not...

Should have posted this sooner in the week as the dang weatherman is calling for 80% chance of thunderstorms on Saturday. Friday and Sunday are supposed to be great.

What is worse....a zombie invasion or a hippie invasion????? :twisted:

Don't think this is going to happen any time soon hanging out with us :grin:

Planning on it with my 2 four legged friends

I've had chains break on me when pulling stuff on the farm with tractors but thankfully they didn't hit anything. A guy I know had one break and come up through the rear window of the tractor he was in. It hit him in the head and gave him a concussion.

Thanks for posting those up PB, great to see the old iron preserved for future generations to see. One thing I had to chuckle at is how they're chocking the tracks. On flat ground I doubt those machines would move even with a strong wind blowing against them. Hurricane force winds might do it...

I would use the lines if they're present, the system make not work quite right if the system is expecting air from 2 sides and only getting it from one. On my M105A2 it has the dual lines. If I only turn on the emergency line and don't open the valve for the service side the brakes won't release.

No worries GR, I didn't take it that way. A lot of posts here about good and bad air guns. I don't know the OP's experience with air tools so I thought I should re-state my post in regards to the individual air gun requirements make a big difference in whether it will work or not. My 1/2" gun...