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I like the looks of your m35a2. Nice truck keep up the good work! These truck can be lot of fun!![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Finally got my oil analysis back, shows iron & silicon to be elevated. From my understanding the silicone can be a couple of things, excessive dirt, oil breaking down or silicone sealant used on gaskets? I won't know more a lot about that until I do another oil analysis when I change the oil again. The iron elevation is most likely in dirent relation to the silicone. Exsesive dirt (silicone) causes extra wear on engine parts causing an elevated iron level in the oil. All in all a pretty good report card on the engine condition. This just being a base line test it's hard to really know too much untill more oil analysis are done at each oil change.I would suggest that you have an engine oil analysis done for a base line test of the engine's condition, antifreeze,fuel, bearing material in oil. Our Cat dealer has test kits for $15.00 which is a good deal on the info. Mark
Check it out here: Rampage 86619 Trail Can Utility Tool Box https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004YNOT0Q/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_vhjPub1V5STWS this was about the cheapest I found it.Some clown is going to be PO'ed, when they try & steal your fuel can, only to find that it is a tool & parts carrier. Never saw that before, quite a novel idea...
Where did you get the stencels??It has been a few weeks since I posted anything about my truck. Here are a few small things I have done lately.
I had all of my stenciels made to mark up the truck to break up all that tan, there was no black anywhere.... Toole painted everything.... inside & out.
I made them myself, I have vinyl wrap that would be normally used to wrap an entire vehicle. I used a vinyl die cutter that would usually be used to cut stickers for windows or such. I cut all the lettering and weeded out the letters themselves in turn making stencils. By doing it this way, when you put the stickers on the truck and paint them you end up with really crisp edges on all of your lettering.Where did you get the stencels??
That is a really sharp looking Deuce man, are you considering running 395's? Also your machine work is amazing, I just got done with a certificate in machining at my local college hopefully one day I can match your skillsI also have recently made magnets for the doors, I made a set of the stars just because I liked them but I also made my company logo and company info magnets. The company magnets are to help with what the truck was intended for in the first place.... to help draw attention to the business. Ironically, the first time I went out in town with the company magnets on the truck someone stole one of my machine gun magnets. lol, I guess I will be making a new set that is one big magnet instead of individual.