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Nice write up Jake20!
Try a regular glass shop, almost all auto glass shops only deal with modern manufactured automotive windows and don’t mess with flat glass, usually two totally different businesses. As Jake said be sure they understand it’s for a windshield and needs to be safety glass...
Good advice above... start off cheap, tie the fuel shut off solenoid back, replace 20 gallons of air in the tank with fuel, put the throttle to the floor, crank the starter for a couple 15 second bursts, if it cranks good and don’t fire, start troubleshooting fuel flow from the tank forward...
Good progress!
Roughly what did your driveline angle come out to be?
It’s been along time since I’ve set any up, but if memory still serves, within a degree difference end to end was about as good as you realistically get and would typically run out smooth. Also for the life of me I can’t...
Dont bother with the receipt, so they changed some tires for you, without video I’m still calling BS. You come here telling us how easy it is and we need to learn how to do it in the field. Then get all defensive and start talking circles when questions are asked.
The runflat is trapped tightly between the two tire beads and the wheel halves. The sidewalls or tread aren’t needed to hold it in, and your not going to tear the beads out of there.
What? You have two!
How many run flat would I have to “buy” to convince you to sell a M353? I’m “ this close to figuring out how to getting one of those suckers in a tire...
Can you get longer pins? Typical shackles are made from forged, and tempered alloy’s that are meant to resist deforming. Once they are tweaked they are considered junk...
Sounds like a very reasonable price, but use caution with your overhead stock, most of us are very cheap as well. Also if shipping is tough, maybe break them into pieces, so they would fit in a flat rate box and we weld them together???
The more weight I put on mine the more creaking and popping I get while turning or going through rough off road situations, but I think this is normal.
TroyHog, check to make sure your airlines on your transfer case are connected properly, there where quite a few of these trucks that lines got...
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