Search results

I am going to see a member thats parting out a deuce in Macon GA on Saturday. I would try him MDmorgan or Clinto. If all fails call the dealer OD Iron or CSI in tallaposa GA guys name is Tom (very helpful). TO add to the post my drain valve where leaking so i replaced the with new ones from...

I dream about replacing all my air lines with 3/8" stainless tubing with Swagelock fittings, but I'm just weird that way. Or am I..... Love love stainless as well, every bolt i replace is stainless. Did the data plate bolts in stainless looks good.

Thanks for sharing

It's look like a CXT and Deuce combined

Is that a cd player?

I would replace it with copper. Air line could get hot and cook a rubber hose. Good luck

Agreed those hinge pins are impossible to get out. Going to try some all thread and a hammer

Military getting rid of them. They being replaced by the FMTV.

Nice recovery, could have been worse, at least it's not stuck sliding toward your house.....

I will take a good strap over a chain any day. I get them from a company called certex in Atlanta.

Where did you get those tires? Here in GA? Cab looks good, needs some new covers, drop side too

I had my hauled to my home. Glad I did so. 1. Plug in transmission vent 2. Ground wire not connected to alternator 3. Heater did not work 4. One flat front axle seal failed after 60 miles

I would also advise checking the spring vents to make sure all the axles trans and transfercase are venting properly. Ask me about my front axle.....not venting equals seal falure. Truck looks good. Any interior shots also what's up with the wood floor in the bed, that's a first.

1. Yes you can mix the fuels . However, I would drain the gas oil mix out. Gasoline is a last resort fuel and I would never put it in my tank. Others may have a different opition. I would at least fill it up with diesel and drain from the filters. 2. If you get a flat just change out with the...

Why do you think the prices are so low on GL? Mine took 60 days, so if your pushing 90 thats not good.

I like this idea could it be left vented to a higher location. A check valve would work in theory, i would not trust it though. Ball valve would be simple stupid

Take a look on McMaster Carr McMaster-Carr They will have a ball valve that will last.

So not as much snow as you guys up north. I had fun though 3-4" snow

Agreed, I should have noted this. I urned til it stopped. Then used the wrench up top to tighten. Thanks for the ideas, I have received several PM's and have decided to purchase from a member.

Thanks for the advice but if you leave a open end wrench on the bolt up top it's a spin on. I like the primary fuel filter housing it feels solid.