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Nay, well, if you remove the cable that links the two batteries..pos to neg little dogbone lookin' thing, All you have then are two 12VDC batteries. Just takes twice as long to charge them one at a time

Craftsman sells them through the catalog too. Grainger sells Dayton ones too.

RE: Where to get ubolt for mounting the M-66 legs to the cab Mine are 1/2 inch X 20 thread and stainless.

Bjorn, what size is it,#8, #10? I might have some.

Can anybody tell me if the front cover on the t-case, that covers the sprague, can be removed w/o moving the t-case back?

Anyone know where I can get the data plate for the winch. It's the one in the middle of the three, I think it has the pull ratings.

Wow, I thought mine were bad! I kept hearing a rattling. Turned out to be the rivits bouncing around. Found out it was time to change them when I set the brake and the truck rolled into the fence.

Accuride makes the wheels. http://www.accuridewheels.com/

I bought a set of shoes, less linings off a guy on e-bay for 5 bucks. Had them re lined for 45 bucks. The lining isn't the asbestos stuff, it's woven, but the e-brake works great. If you can't find a place to re line it locally, I have my old set. I'll get them lined and send them to you, you...

Out here, we got a BIG desert area. Start out at Wild Wash rd, head over to Hodge, out to the powerlines and out to Slash-X cafe, down 247 out to Lucerne and Johnson Valley. That wound be a good days drive! Maybe a little dusty!

I said it b-4, the few of us out west should have a get together. Right now, life is a tad twisted up for me, but give it a few months. We gotta wait for Gary and big Mike to get their stuff up and running though!

What is it? Can you post a pic?

Thanks Zim, I think i'm still gonna take it out and have the radiator shop do it up as well as give a quick clean out, there was a little silicate drop out giong on and the tubes in front of the inlet have a little scale on them. I figure, if it's this far down, I should do it right. Too bad...

I feel d i z z y after watching that! rofl

Nice looking 109. Hope the weather clears there soon so you can have fun with it!

RE: Re: RE: cooling system maintenence Here's more

RE: Re: RE: cooling system maintenence Gotta admit, nuthin like working on it for a living. It's really kind of relaxing! Brought one of the stud removers home today. Made real short work of a not so good thing. The hose was an almost perfect match, only had to trim 1 inch off the top, (w/p...

RE: Re: RE: cooling system maintenence Yeah, I know about the SCA thing. That's why i'm using the Cummins junk, it too has the SCAs in it. Are the Multifuels dry or wet linered? If it's dry, the sca will only benefit the aluminum parts. I took the hose back to NAPA today. The guy took it in the...

Mc Master has it too.

Ya know, I was thinking about adding a filter/inhibitor, I do have a bonus filter head in a parts stash. It is a very easy thing to add. The multifuel has dry liners, correct? I'll be using Fleetguard Complete coolant.