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It's fine the way it is. I can look at my desk or out the window and see MY flag. That's the only one I care about.

I think you should buy it & give it to the first guy who knows how to spell deuce. DEUCE I win!

Thanks for the help guys. This snatch block has definitely been around for a few years, judging by the layers of paint on it. I suspect it is very strong, but should probably consider it as being for emergencies only. And used with extra caution. I paid $20 locally for it so I think I got a good...

COOL! Pun intended. I really didn't think the inverter would start that AC. Glad it's working & thanks for the lesson.

PLEASE REMEMBER not to dump anti freeze on the ground, where a dog can get to it. They love it & it's poisonous to them. Thanks.

Had this in another thread, but got no response. I'm hoping I can use this with a Deuce winch. >I picked up a snatch block today, but it has no load rating on it. Made by "Bestco Blocks". Sheave OD is 6". Looks to be good for 1/2" cable. Center bolt/ sheave axle is about 1" diameter, 1&5/8 hex...

Did a search & came up with a bunch of blank posts. Anyone know the RPM of a Deuce transmission PTO, related to engine RPM & whether in low or high?

Some good ideas, but I doubt the 900w inverter will start & run the AC. I could be wrong! (It's happened twice, but I kept the house both times.) Please let us know if it works.

I picked up a snatch block today, but it has no load rating on it. Made by "Bestco Blocks". Sheave OD is 6". Looks to be good for 1/2" cable. Center bolt/ sheave axle is about 1" diameter, 1&5/8 hex head. Weighs 20 pounds. Actually looks exactly like Ebay #360167157602. Sound familiar? Any idea...

Thanks pa.rich. Do you know if that is the same pump as used on the M817?

A friend is looking for a PTO driven hydraulic pump for a 5-ton dump. Anybody got one for sale? Thanks.

Here's to a speedy recovery! And keep us in mind if you want to share some meds...................

Now that I think about it further, the International TD 20s we had were in Mississippi, not in 'Nam. And the only Eimcos I saw were run by Marine engineers, but were sometimes repaired by SeaBee mechanics. We generally agreed that although the visibility was great, sitting out near the front of...

The only SeaBee dozers I remember from 1966-1968, are International TD 6s & TD 20s, & Cat D7s.

HVLP worked great for me! El Cheapo from Harbor Freight.

I have a NEW tan vinyl cover for a 5-ton that I would trade. Could easily be cut down or just folded to fit on a Deuce. PM if interested.

Looks great Bill! I've thought about doing the same thing, but hadn't gotten around to it. Now, with a truck needing a filter change, I'll go ahead and follow your lead. Which filter did you choose? Thanks, Eric

My ex wife's was well used, & anyone could get it.

South Bend Clutch in South Bend Indiana will rebuild clutches & resurface flywheels for a good price.

I think it's normal. Might be wax. All 3 of my multi /diesel trucks, & my diesel tractor have it to some extent. Never caused a problem. I do add a fuel treatment in the winter just in case.