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Thanks, am making the Chevy VOLT to power up the refrigerator, can use parts from that catalog.

I would have got it for a grand even if I had to pay to have it fixed. Might be best deal you ever made!

When Shirley Maclaine wrote a tell-all, Sinatra said, “It's amazing what a broad will do for a buck.” (To which she replied, “He ought to know.”)

re-look at two photos in post 10072 See where the little gauge is screwed into the test port on the output block. Can just leave the gauge on there, always know output pressure of pump.

change/renew all the fuel filters and call back If you are really nice to someone they might sell you a Bradley fuel pump for your Deuce so you can put it back the way it is supposed to be.

Thanks for posting this. Exact same thing happened to GM cars in the 60's. It would sometimes make an intermittent, battery tied down good, but a big pothole or something and it would drive the alternator nuts, leading to replacement, then another, then another. Battery positive lead looked...

Your fuse block looks pristine compared to what I found in mine.

Your generator is on the way Anything one would need is brought to you but You have to be in Harms Way.

Did you see the free set of A3 books here on SS for your truck?

"In places like Alaska and the Arctic, drivers must leave their rigs running for the entire ice road season that lasts about 10 weeks. If they didn’t, engines would freeze solid within a couple of hours. With temps as cold as 70-below, a driver stranded in a remote area risks freezing to death...

Is this what you need? This is from post #8 in this thread. https://www.autozone.com/ratchets-sockets-and-wrenches/axle-spindle-nut-socket/mile-marker-6-prong-spindle-nut-socket/235904_0_0

I burnt up an antique milliamp meter today, 45 years old. let the smoke out of it

Thanks to all for the information and links.

Yes, old thread but really good information I need to test these four 62watt 12VDC mil spec panels I have. More later.

Every part in that photo is Swagelok. Look up the hose or anything there. I just use the best stuff, I have nothing to do with Swagelok. htttps://www.swagelok.com/en/product/Hoses-and-Flexible-Tubing OEM automobile manufactures have had to goto hoses like Swagelok. They might not use Swagelok...

I was just wondering why not just replace it with all SwageLok and everybody be done with it. This stuff does not fail. Used all over power plants, aircraft, and a Deuce.

Is there more than this one thread on this problem?

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT (WFSB) -- A special ceremony was held on Wednesday [11132019] to honor the airport staff who helped with rescue efforts following the tragic B-17 plane crash last month Back on Oct. 2, that B-17 crashed into a de-icing facility at the airport, killing seven people, and...

https://quartermaster.army.mil/pwd/NSN/600_ROWPU_INV_BK_2007.pdf https://www.liberatedmanuals.com/TM-10-4610-240-10.pdf http://www.combatindex.com/store/tech_man/Sample/Trailers/2/TM_10-4610-240-24.pdf and you need LO-10-4610-240-12