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I have your driveshaft still put aside. Do you want to hold off to see what else I might have that you need?

These?

We dive at 5-no muff too tuff. Sorry just couldn’t resist

Those ones were basically new. I saw them when they hit the system.

Well both are out of stock already.

Well since Howard asked specifically about inbalance I offered an alternative. That’s all.

If someone is worried about imbalance and only had a 24v charging system-then pulling 12 off of one would eventually cause an inbalance. By using a DC-DC converter to feed your 12v you eliminate the inbalance

Damn I appreciate them doing a kit but I JUST ordered the 3 parts for $22 I think off of eBay

Or just go with a nice 24/12 converter

Man if you survived the OLOD you better go buy a load of lottery tickets!

Oops

Probably too late for one of these😉

I still make them-BUT- the required connectors are back ordered until Dec 2021 so nothing until then. Once I get those I can make any length you want (20’ is standard)

I have 2 NOS tie rods and good used takeouts in central NC

First-Fuzzy is 110% correct! Do not let that whole shop near your truck. Second-a lot of sitting and moisture can get the brakes dragging. It will feel exactly like you described. Even if the wheels are turning they could be dragging. Or, a spring brake can is failed and a brake is dragging...

I have all of the electrical/air/hydraulic schematics in a separate PDF. I thought I had downloaded them here? I know I did on one of the LMTV FB groups. I’ll try to get them up here also

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/unhappy-dogbone-thingy.107370/ This was my experience

I have one I can sell, not looking to loan

Ammo cans are perfect from the repairs I've done, especially if you just need smaller pieces

I love the smell of those! Best interior ever