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If you need something to do I'll send you a plane ticket. You could save a bunch of completely unnecessary BS with a drill and a rivet gun:idea:

I'm just teasin man, don't take it personally:-P

You know, when you crap your pants cause you thought sped by a cop and then realize its just some old lady driving a burned out cop car

So you're going to be one of those a-holes?

If you have fluid on the inside of your backing plate and you're losing brake pressure tighten up the hex bolt that connects the brake line to it. It was loose on mine:???:

goodguyzy, are you a plumber or a prankster?:-P

:-?On my deuce the service brakes are on the drivers side:???:

Just get some chains for the front and put some weight in the rear. Should plow fine:) You should be able to use tractor chains from a Kubota or something:-?

Mine did the same thing. THREAT DETECTED. Better have that checked out, you don't want to scare away any wouldbe customers;-)

Not an expert guys but I am pretty sure they make engine blocks out of cast steel, not cast iron:| A whole different animal?

First of you are looking for FUEL filters. lol but seriously it should be in the tm that ends in -20 on the right upper hand corner of your dash

I have mine insured through amica. They quoted me 400 something but when I told her it was registered as a farm vehicle that lowered it about a hundy. I use mine mostly for hauling sand on my own property and the occasional load of gravel about 6 mi away via back roads. When I got her...

Crazy:-o Good post!

I must say these leds are very easy to see and the dummy light is very noticable even down where I mounted it. It is by far the easiest gauge to read in my deuce!

I just installed the auber and it works flawlessly. I had to make a bracket as I wasn't aware of one to be purchased. Install was a snap although I drilled my manifold to big so I had to use a 1/4 to1/8 reducer:sad:

Be aware that the switch can go bad and catch on fire. Ask me how i know?

Im going to ask a stupid question. Is there a reason for using carc paint? For our trucks?

I wouldn't use comp decking if you plan on using them. When its ripped and planed to those dimensions it is very brittle. Someones sitting back there, you hit a bump, SNAP!!! Use white oak, mahogony or purpleheart, it wont break8)

A-TEAM Rocks!!

Are you sure its the wc and not axle seals?