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. Stick your siphon tube in the tank. Shove it all the way down to the bottom - since fuel floats on water - and pull a gallon or so then pour some into a glass jar. Let it sit overnight and it should separate back to water on one level and fuel on the other. Might want to be extra careful...

. Take a look at Chucky's build. Post #8 https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/pull-out-camper-staircase.207214/post-2416919 @chucky might be able to offer some suggestions too...

. Good that it is there. Sad that it isn't working like it should. Going down into the pit of agony now. With the least amount of effort - do you have a set of jumper cables handy? If so, scratch around on the starter body for bare metal. Find a spot of bare metal on the frame and create...

. And often times, your hand (flat palm) on the bottom of the dryer will also do the same thing (fix your leak). Rebuilding and cleaning like @juanprado mentioned should solve the problem. Cleanliness is next to Godliness in your air system!

. Understood. Did you find/follow a ground wire down to the frame?

. Check your ground wires? .

. Guess I'm chicken, but removing the intake hoses and having a flat metal plate to cover the intake on the engine block is how I crank any diesel after I have turned wrenches on it. Or if it has been sitting for a while waiting to be brought back to life. First time you stick that metal plate...

. Interesting @Light in the Dark . I happened to be north of the city last weekend and just off Interstate 77 at Exit 36 at the Shell Station - both Ag Diesel and Ethanol Free Gas pumps were off at the edge of the concrete... I was impressed. Definitely worth having the good gas for lawn...

. Might even pick a door. Coat it and see how it looks after a week. Maybe even use @cattlerepairman 's idea of linseed oil on a door and WD-40 on another. Guessing that lacquer thinner would remove either coating if you didn't like how it worked... .

. WD-40 but that will attract dust/dirt over time. Meaning that you will need to repeat the process somewhat regularly.

. Something else to consider is Single Rear Axle or is it a Double Axle Rear. The single axle will turn in a much tighter circle than the double axle trucks. Yeah, I know you don't drive in circles - but a turn - with a truck (or tree or building) beside you will kick the back end of the...

. Everybody has an opinion - and not being concerned about "departure angle" will bring on it's own discussion. You could start with a pre-made steel box kinda like @chucky did on his build. Then if you can weld, you can fix the departure angle... A 20ft Container might do well for you.

. Any chance you could snap a picture?

. Only other thing you need to consider it that the air filler (valve) needs to be facing DOWN so you can check it before each trip. And just know that a flat tire gets your trailer down pretty close to the ground. Now what do you do when you lower the tire to the ground? Is there enough...

. If it has been stored inside like the pictures show, it's value to you went way up. Meaning it might not be a rat's nest if it has been stored under roof. .

. Your guberment doesn't trust their citizenry to own armored vehicles. :-(

. Guessing that you have a cable attached to the back of the speedometer. Hard to get access to, but a splash of WD40 just to see if it helps...

. Big difference in how your phone's camera saw the light. These phones are great, but they don't hesitate to adjust what it is seeing...

. Without losing your fingers, if you have a bar of soap you can stop belt squeaks. OR, if you are able to use that same bar of soap and rub the inside of the belts (again - one at the time) rotate the motor a little and rub more soap. If it is a belt squeak, it will disappear for a while...

. Silly question... Is that price for a pair of doors - or Price Each? Clicking through the link, it appears to be one. Yes?