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I bought 12 left and 12 right hand lug nuts from Boyce Equipment in 04 for $1.00 each!

I've run my 91 GMC with the studs on the front and they haven't loosened in a few years.

I'd help if I could, but I'm several hours north.

Guess I haven't really got a definite answer as to where its from.

I moved some things around on my dash and installed a NEW S/W pyro I found on ebay, after much searching, for $60. I removed my turbo and installed the probe in the turbo inlet housing. My turbo is larger and from some other motor, which I haven't identified yet.

No-good! Don't want one! Thanks anyway!

Re: RE: 72 AM General w/turbo, w/w f/s in PA, again the

Re: RE: 72 AM General w/turbo, w/w f/s in PA, again the

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WOW, great job, impressive!

Yea hi-lo t-case shifting works pretty good when you need it. Well, I went from 1st hi to 4th lo, then into 4th hi, then 5th hi. It got me home and didn't have a bit of problems shifting on the fly.

My shifter locked between 2-3 gear on the way out in the woods. It sheared the 2 woodruff keys on the mainshaft and seized the slider. I replaced the 2-3 sprag, keys and gasket set from Memphis. Its worked great eversince. It was easy to access through the top. I was able to limp home with 1-4-5...

I was able to get an Antique tag for my 1972 AM General M35A2 from PA in 2004. It was a difficult chore even though I bought it with the Antique tag from the previous owner.

Awesome! I want two!!

Glad to hear the engine arrived in one piece and in a timely manner!

Looks like a good deal, at a good price. Enjoy!

Don't forget the smaller bearing inside the spindle, in the backside. It helps center the stub axle, near the u-joint. I usually find them half shot.

You can remove that shaft assy without pulling the tranny. I had to replace the 2 woodruff keys that lock 2nd gear to the mainshaft. they had sheared and the gear spun and I lost 2nd gear until the gear seized on the shaft and I couldn't shift the tranny. Not much fun happening during the winter...

If a 2wd vehicle can out pull a 6x6, wouldn't you think the military would've made a 2wd duece instead? Just food for thought. If he thinks he can outpull you try it and find out. Just tell him you'll pull in the mud instead of the pavement! That's were duece's do it!