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Oh, I forgot the two quarts of canola oil from Thanksgiving. Found lawn mans' waste two cycle oil and his "old" gasoline and some UMO from him: found entire container of Mystery oil, neighbor drained crankcase on a hemi, Burnt all that up too.

The SS members make all the work done sound so easy... Just making the torque on the coupling bolts alone, and some GAA on fittings never seen before, 3 hours. Lots of neat stuff in there.

I just use 90% new motor oil and whatever else I can find. a gallon of naptha. some diesel, some gasoline.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruirnUfaC5U this used to work here ...............now it don't Snoopy, Christmas, and the Red Barron All mostly those guys did was low flying, low to high and back again These aircraft were not stable, Had to be "flown" 100% of the time I hope it works for...

You still awake?

#8 only took 7 years but look in here.................. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?162648-M35a2-Transfer-Case-Lever-Movement

Transfer shift lever moving around because nut is loose but propeller shaft transmission to transfer case all bolts loose, is that what you all call it to be the jackshaft? I see many places I haven't greased, speedo cable kinked, vent maintenance, and easier way to get to the air shift...

Thanks doghead, that is a very good description also and TM 9-2320-361-24-1 WP 0112-00 July 1990 already shows modification as being done, mine not done...... yet

go drive around, run engine a while, shut down and take heat gun to harmonic balancer. How hot is it?

Is that a work package? Does it have a number, drawings, pictures? Is this modification in PS magazine someplace? Any help here would be appreciated. We don't know "air side" from "hydraulic side" I am unsure what I don't got Would like to put it right.

Rolled homogeneous armor (RHA) is a type of armor made of a single steel composition. Was MIL-DTL-46177 in WWll Something like 1/4" SAE 4340? Pattton Battle of Kasserine Pass Characters talking: We shoot a 75mm they fire an 88 ............ What about the Half-tracks? I asked the men how the...

This one? M5A4 http://bringatrailer.com/2016/10/13/high-speed-artillery-tractor-wwii-era-m5a4/ http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?66992-surviving-high-speed-tractors/page2

depends on amount of reserve power left in your Hornet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1EX_PC1Bxs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1EX_PC1Bxs

Uses Didn't know I had another new project until I got it all for free. I was surprised that all but one could hide in the bed. I like being able to move really long heavy stuff, hidden in plain sight. I like to do so it fits 13' 9" cati-corner and the 16' 1" board hangs over.

Now I will pull up the floor to see what is in there while I drive it around. I suspect that my truck parts are not clean enough to eat off of like your pictures show. I will have pictures. I just got replacement floor screws for all those empty holes I see.

Hey I just liked the "eleventy billion times more" stuff. But if someone could bring me a halftrack for Christmas I would be eternally grateful. .............. any halftrack http://www.militaryfactory.com/armor/halftracks.asp

"3-5 quarts high" That is like 20% too high "Where do I go from here?" Warm it up then drain ALL the drainable fluids from the crankcase drains. Change the filters and pour 4 gallons new lube oil in and then run it and watch for symptoms.

Gee, what would you like to know? Pictures should do it. It is all stuff I saved up. Packrat kind of a thing, you know, shiny, they threw it away so it is mine, kind of thing. but it could have been assembled with Harbor Fright stuff and accomplish like results. Just a gauge class from a...

Please note which pump model was replaced with which pump model. That information would alleviate some concerns......................