Search results

Grinding floor-dri in with your foot is about the slowest and best method of removing it. Then after it is cleaned apply a concrete sealer over it before it happens again .

Have you checked to see if your oil leaks are getting to the clutch ? She is a leaky one It is better to start 1 thread on the problems with your truck than start several different ones . With 1 thread people trying to help you know the other issues as they may be related . It give people a...

Post #9 of this thread has a link that may provide some useful information for you; M52A1 air compressor governor slow release Have searched these tm's ; TM9-2320-211-20.pdf TM9-2320-211-20P.pdf

Here is a start These will give you some ideas of what others have done. Singling out the M35A2, best way to get same tread width? Tire sizes for my deuce???? 14.5 xl rear tire harmonics deuce with super singles/off road? M35A3 tire changing to 395/85/20 part 1

Last place you want to be a cheap skate on a 7 ton plus chunk of iron is on the brakes, especially over a $10 gasket . The gasket material isn't going to be much cheaper. Anyone who would cut corners on a braking system on a heavy truck should probably find a different hobby , if for no other...

You can always check with 100dollarman and see if he has anything your interested in .

Ron , can't tell by pics is that pin together sections or bolt together ? I worked mostly on Bay City's and Northwest and the company I worked for had both along with others.

They really are not that bad once you have did it a time or too . Stringing the cable is the worst part .

Grease for a trumpet slide .

You either drive it as it is or take the end section of boom off and trailer it . Three people , the operator and 2 ground persons swing it over the trailer with proper cribing and unbolt or unpin depending on style of boom . Reverse process at next job site .

If it's been sitting for 10 years there is alot of work ahead to get the crane unit operating correctly . The clutch bands on the drums don't take sitting well , they tend to rust to the drums . And even after they are freed up they are eradic until the rust wears off . These require daily...

Six pages for something they teach you in the first couple of weeks in a high school auto shop class .:cookoo::cookoo::cookoo:

But true.

No title = parts truck .

Welcome from mid-michigan.

If you don't go with enough cranking amps will it start ? probably Will not having enough cranking amps shorten the starter life ? yes Going cheap on batteries will cost in the long run , well maybe not in floridia but it will in the north .

Go to your local farm supply store and get a couple stall mats.

Go to your local transmission shop .

They should all be the same CCA

Or you could just add it to this thread and keep all the information in one thread .