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Hey Speddmon, Great idea to put a grease fitting in the drain plug. I just put the grease gun in the fill hole and pump till it flows out . I will try that next time.

We used to do that way back when with the 55-57 chevys on the steering boxes. Could never keep the pitman shafts from leaking when they got a little play in them. I pump them up to the top to make sure everything gets lubed. On the GMC pillow block for the rear driveshaft, grease is the only...

Thanks for posting. My favorite WWII fighter. But I love them all.

I found the seal that I needed for the cover on the 3053 transmission. Memphis equipment had it. As a matter of fact, they had everything I needed to repair my tranny. Great place to shop but be prepaired to pay for it.

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They are a blast to drive but when your done paying for one, it does not end there. I just put a grand into mine between a clutch setup and tranny parts. Mine was a nice truck when I got it and it has cost me plenty already!

Power washed the cover and then painted it with Krylon Camo Paint in a can. Been on for over a year and no problems.

After doing a search and coming up empty, does anyone have or know where I can buy a seal for the first-reverse rod in the cover of a 3053 transmission?

Great looking truck. Nice job!!!

earnie, the yellow headlights are on e-bay from time to time. Be ready to pay for them cause they are not cheap. Wagner has a number on them which I don't remember at the moment but I don't think they make them anymore. I'll see if I can get the number for you.

The ax and maddox I found at the hardware store. The shovel at the Depot had to be cut down. Cost about 40.00 for the set.

Yes. I would like to know what you have also.

Great pictures Warren. Thanks for posting them. I could not make the show. Had a very busy weekend.

Put me on the list also. I have said this before but I will repeat. I have a full service garage set up at my house for my trucks.

I am glad he is getting help and will soon be on his way!

When wheel studs break off. most of the time it's because the lug nuts got loose. The constant pounding of the wheel against the studs, sheers them off. Check wheel tightness often to prevent this.

Apply the brakes till they wont release again. Then crack open the line coming out of the master cylinder. If the brakes release. it's not the airpack. If they release, then replace or rebuild the master cylinder. Make sure actuating rod on the master is adjusted correctly. If they don't...

I hear of people letting their MV's sit for months at a time. What I have found time and time again is the worse thing you can do is let a vehicle sit for a long period of time with out starting it or driving it. Try to start or drive it at least once a week. It keeps every thing rotated and...

Good that your home and safe. It was a pleasure meeting you at the show. Great price on the cargo cover. Thanks

Spent the day on Saturday at the show. WarrenD and I drove up. Met Carnac ,SrJeeper and Maddawg. Maddawg and SrJeeper did a great job on the Vietnam display. I think it was a big hit. Carnac hooked me up with a cargo cover for my other deuce. Got a transfer case boot from JTonka . Could have...