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. Well... If it cranks up and drives you could be good. AND at least if somebody runs into it, a M1078 should survive a little better than a pickup truck. You didn't say much about it. Guessing that somebody has been driving it around? You may need to replace every bit of rubber on the...

. Yes Sir. Really neat the way @goldneagle uses light and dark wood for sure!

. Again, Pretty Neat... Little stacks of cut wood - turned into a really cool start of a truck.

. I know it isn't really funny . . . But I just had to. Hopefully they get better before they go out of business. :-( .

. Yeah, my 5-Ton had its radiator removed about two weeks ago. It is getting a new core and replacing the rubber on the end caps. Just waiting on the radiator shop to report that the job is done. (waiting impatiently)

. Somebody painted it gray over the airport yellow. Maybe somebody had a little time on their hands...?

. Wow Will... That looks fantastic! Took a lot of effort on your part, but it looks really good. Tim

. Have you tried using a little bit of Anti oxidation paste on the socket?

. Looking Good! Now all you gotta do it put them on the spindles...

. Well dang... That sounds like fun. Too bad it is a half a world away... Hope you guys enjoy your trip.

. Good Deal... It will all work out just fine. As a matter of fact - I think it looks pretty darn good! Keep doin what you're doin and it will get better over time.

. Good Deal! Happy to hear it... Yep, having those TMs is definitely good for you and your truck.

. Welcome to the Outfit! I suggest that you download the TM's (Technical Manuals) for your new to you vehicle. There is a lot of information about glow plugs in the "Dash 10" book.

. Good Deal! Glad you found the solution. It might be beneficial for you to drain the air tanks when you shut it down for the night... Don't forget to turn the drains back off when you jump back in there to fire it up!

. Thank You for the kind words!

. Yes Sir! And the dog is on watch... Go man Go!

. It is pretty amazing what a little sanding does for them...

. You must have had a little more gentle sort of operators. Way back when, Bouligny operators could break steel balls with a rubber mallet in a sandbox. Really... Bent shift forks, Bent frames, Bent booms... Just about anything you can think of - those goobers could bend it or break it. And...

. Just about... Already started gathering the other 11 pages :)

. So, I sat down and read Issue 1 of PS Magazine. It really is amazing how much detail they put into an issue. Covers everything that has wheels on it! Interesting about the "dive to the right" on hard braking in a jeep...