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Thanks guys. Definatly not worth the price tag he has attached to them. I searched google, where you able to find these same ones? I could not. My phone may be limiting my capability.

Thanks guys. Definatly not worth the price tag he has attached to them. I searched google, where you able to find these same ones? I could not. My phone may be limiting my capability.

Don't know. That's what I'm counting on the SS dictionary to help me find out. Seems all the stuff I'm finding up here there is little knowledge about.

Thanks Eric.

I cam across two hauck Hans held flame guns today. Tags read "294 gasoline" April 16 1929. They are od green. Any help identifying these would be great. I am here for one more day and would like to bring them home but the price tag is where I need to make Shure there worth it. I am on a phone...

Ha, bet this is the one. I'm in crystal falls. It's in gastra/caspian.

Camp, all that is left are the tires. I know it was a 10er. Went by camp 5 rd today in search of more goodies. Where in the UP are you?

Is it a crank no start or no crank no start?

Late crowd?

They are standard right hand thread, impact works great.

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I can get pics of the tires on wheels that have been cut through the spokes if you wamt, bit it was just depressing to me and didint figure the carnage was right........sad.

While trolling through a junk yard in the UP today I found some wheels with ndt's on then. At first I thought they where bridge truck wheels and I was going to buy them for modifying. I went to load them up and saw they where 1400-24 tires which did me no good so I left. At home and realized...

27 spline on the 350. Thanks for the heads up, I definatly know how to tell the 205 from the 203.

Ice, found 3 205/350's today. Phone is acting up here in gods country, took 15min to load this page. Pm me if your still interested

Sorry, I ment M135

M211 wheels might be the ticket.

Shove the shop vac to the bottom of the puddle..............

This is mildly understandable but when you are driving, That fuel is sloshing around, When you are filling up, That fuel is sloshing around, And when it is just plain running the return line + suction line is moving fuel around. I am not saying its OK to run your tank low (in-tank pumps use the...

FWIW, flipping the hubs would gain you nothing. Not to mention you can't. Im uploading pics so you can see why.