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Welcome, Wannabe, and good luck on your quest. I admire your foresight, planning and goal orientation. Got any to spare?

I recently switched from Walmart one year warranty to the two year warranty ones. But that said, this past fall I bought a USAF deuce out of Ft. Lewis that had Optima red top gel batteries, and according to the tags both went into service in 1997. That truck cranked fast and started right up...

I've had this problem on two trucks, and both times they were master cylinder issues. Check the easy first. You can pull the MC boot and see if the MC piston is returning reliably back to the keeper ring. You should have a little "wiggle" in the plunger with the piston fully retracted to the...

WSU, I tip my hat to you for owning that one. Particularly since I did the same thing last weekend. I wonder what the -10 says about snow packed around the air intake. Mayhaps someone will ring in with that answer...:razz: Are you all having fun over there yet, with the weather? We've...

Thank all of you for making this site available, and for helping me with my many questions. I've enjoyed this site immensely since bein turned on to it late this past summer. I wish for each of you a peaceful, safe, and joyous Christmas. If you celebrate a different event this holiday...

Welcome, Randy. looks like there's enough yard there to move the truck back and forth 20 feet to be sure all gears and ranges engage. If so, I'd jump on it. It's worth that as a parts truck. OPcom, he's in Texas fer cryin' out loud. Those kind of women are thick as fleas down there (or...

Ferroequinologist. I love it...

Start with the bulb ground, and continuity isn't the only concern. A bad ground can test okay with a meter, but not carry the amperage required. My .02

I've run mine consistently on Walmart's 29 batteries, which have always cranked rapidly in cold weather. Problem is, those batteries are about 45 bucks now. Also, when I picked up my new deuce at Ft. Lewis in September, it fired like it had new batteries in it. When I got home, I looked and...

Were it me, I'd take some brake fluid. I'd get in the cab and mash the brake pedal hard, and if it didn't weep down, I'd fill the MC and drive it away. It takes trifling little loose brake fluid to look like a heck of a mess. If I recall correctly, you aren't going terribly far, like 55...

Welcome from northeast Orygun--redneck country!

Thanks, all. Sounds like it's the cheapo 1 inch gun for me. I like the CFM of the 3/4 Earthquake, but not the price.

I've see posts recently regarding Harbor Freight 1" impact wrenches that work well for lug nuts. I looked at their website and found two, so are you all using the $150 cheapo impact wrench or the $299 cheapo impact wrench? TIA. I may suggest to Santa that she find a stocking big enough to...

If the end that opens is to the rear, then you just need to overlap the front corners the other way, so the fold-over is on the sides rather than the front. Nice lookin' truck.

And a hearty redneck welcome from NE Oregon state!

Your impression is correct, Drop. The pump is constant on when accessory (main) switch is on. Pump is a small centrifugal pump, and with switch on with engine not running, and with low air buzzer also not running, the pump can be heard as a hum or soft whir.

Start with a grade 5 1/2 by 3, NF or NC. Cut the head off, to length. Have a machinist turn the unthreaded shank to 0.396 diameter. Thread with a 10 MM tap of the desired thread pitch.

An auto tire, Michelin, I think, is working on car tires made that way.