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Have you been welding again? That looks like what was in my cooling system, maybe some made it into the air compressor...

Yep, old and two different NOS valves all act the same +/-5 psi. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a slight air restriction in the left intermediate hub, somewhere between the wheel valve adapter, and hose fitting on the back side of the hub. This is causing the wheel valve to hang open and dump air until the tire pressure drops to around 55PSI, then it closes. Anyone have any...

Buy 11 taps. Sell me the ends with broken taps at a deep discount. If you don’t know what your doing, do it real fast...

Can he fit 16.00’s on that pig? Would be nice to get all the capacity and flotation he can get.

Find me a good picture of exactly what you need, I might know where some are...

You guys asked for it! Here’s a close up picture of my junk... v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v

I wonder how many gallons it would take to soak a truck? I always wanted a black truck... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tank size depends on the hoist, if it uses double acting cylinder/s, you can get away with a smaller tank. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Make sure you use the same tape measure when building your tank. The measurements in the sticky are several feet closer to being “correct” +/- 1/2”...

Unless your cooling system is already clean, If you can, wait till the heat of the summer to flush your system and install your filter. I just did my A2, and what a bear trying to get all that sludge out in cold temperatures. I went through ever bit of 1000 gallons of water, and a half dozen...

168"X87.5" per the stickyhttps://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?121897-Internal-Bed-Size-for-M923

Mayb a survivability thing, get the blast in front of your feet instead of directly under you?

Good retirement project with the grandkids...

Yep, all kinds pop up searching “weld on lift arm end” on Amazon and ebay. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oops... double tap. Sort of

I think you have been around here enough to know the visual basics, but a vehicle like this was most likely not just driven to the junk yard. If it appears to be intact, crack all the drain plugs to check for, and drain water (ice, almost forgot) off the bottom of the fluids, also make note of...

They are replacement tractor 3-point lift arm ends. You should be able to find them at any farm supply stores, they are available in several different sizes, and reasonably priced.

I may be missing what your talking about but would these help?Weld on lift arm ball sockets, I’ve used them on several fun projects before...

I think you have been around here enough to know the visual basics, but remember a vehicle like this was most likely not just driven to the junk yard. After the hours of looking the truck over, that I think you will be doing[emoji6], if all appears to be intact, and before handing over the cash...