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I understand what you are saying but if a truck lunges forward unless your foot is glued to a pedal it is going backwards, not forwards. Newton's Laws. Now if you are saying the foot goes back and then forward that's different.

White helps the Old Flatulent Events like me, higher contrast. ;-)

I remember reading a post a few years back of a member who just painted a white strip across the lug nuts. Safety trumps style.

You'll get the point next time.

How much?

You can try a mildew remover. Mild bleach might get it. Sunlight.

I'll add and edit pertinent info much like the insurance sticky. BS posts will get axed after a short time.

UP Date 4/12/15 For Behr paints remember a lot of the older posts below with Behr mix #'s on the lids are not true FS they were color matched, so start with a clean slate. Tell the clerk the list of the FS codes in the HD paint computer is found by going under "Competitor Color look up" and...

I'd like to say this is all me but a lot of people post various codes and a few in the last couple of days so I thought I'd put a sticky up for quicker reference. White...several DesertTan 686A....33446 Sand ..................33303 Dark Sandstone.....33510 Earth Yellow..........33245 Field...

Nice welding and work. I used to be able to weld well but it is like any skill, use it or lose it. What did you use?

I have broken two mirrors on my trucks. I'm very careful now but for guests a small child's aluminium baseball bat works, wood if you want to pinch hit.

Drew, I can store them in a building for you in Dayton until you get a ride south.

Got any pics of it?

Pretty sure they have all been answered but common sense dictates an answer for number three on braking. Pretty sure that Newton's laws cover stopping something that weighs more and has more rotational mass, i.e. bigger tires/wheels. Now is it going to be a big difference? Maybe not, but if...

Could be anything from a special mod done by the unit that had the truck or an owner that mounted Christmas lights on it. :-) I had a box on the back of my first Deuce and it used different mounting brackets even though it was a cheap box right from the military.

Watch the oil when you drain it and look for consistency and when you drop the pan check the oil pickup. Gimp dropped one of mine 8 days ago and check each rod and main bearing caps. I think the oil was the problem since it has been fine since the change and cleaning.

I have a 250 and had another SS member's A2 at the farm and there is no comparing them.

Scar59 sells the spin on oil filter kit. As for the noise maybe you would want to get an M923A2 with the 6CTA in it. Talk about quiet. I thought the heater fan was running when I started it the first time.

No, just follow the instructions in the TM.

Welcome aboard and thank you for your service.