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Again, sweet setup. I was pricing some of the things I will need to copy your idea ( if that's ok) and by far the filters are the most expensive, I think around $25 at tractor supply. But heck, $75 to build a setup like yours or over $200 to fill at the pump... I think that's a No brainer! Once...

:ditto: I've learn lots and seen some nifty stuff just poking around threads from months and years ago!!

Sorry don't need anything but be prepared to be hammered with reply's about ads not aloud in the forums. Especially ads that start out with I know I don't have enough posts But....

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Just throwing it out there, I heard 55 gallon drums "pop" (as in the bottom pops out) easy, and with the bottom pushing out it will not sit level... Not sure what psi they do that at though. I just Don't wanna read about someone getting crushed by 55 gallons of oil in a drum cause it tipped

Been here my hole life but I'm only 20 so that's not saying much, I'll ask our fire chief, he's also a police officer for town. Was he town police or state trooper? And dieselbob, that's a good point, thank you, I hadn't heard a knocking or a miss on a cylinder. I guess I learned this...

Ok, I can't begin to say how stupid I feel right about now... I honestly didn't think of the fact the rain storms Over the past week filling he exhaust.....:doh::doh: Thanks And I've never heard of Mr. Richard Greene, I'll have to ask around

Hmm, never thought of that, and if that's what it is, man do I feel really stupid right about now... It was baked onto the stack pretty good, I'm assuming it happened when I took it to the fire house ( like 4 miles from where it was) is gunk blowing out a common thing? This is my first truck...

Well, I searched and found a relevant thread with out a conclusion... I know, big surprise there http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/149-lots-crankcase-oil-blowing-out-exhaust.html Exact same problem... Pulled her into the firehouse to continue working on my brakes and I honestly didn't go to...

Another reason: They give your brain a good workout when you just cant seem to find the problem:roll:rofl

Sweet drawings, you are very talented to be able to do all that free hand, I tried drawing a deuce once... And let's just say it wasn't pretty hahaha, anyhow, keep up the good work [thumbzup]

Ok thank you! We have a old cylinder out back the fire house that leaks propane bad, maybe I will have to borrow it.. Haha, and I thought those looked like tractor supply filters[thumbzup] All in all it looks like a very good system, can't wait to give it a shot myself, and I was sorta thinking...

Good job! Not going to lie, If it's ok with you I might just have to copy your idea:beer: How did you attach to the bottom of the propane tank, welded or did you drill a hole and thread it?

Agreed, good standard car batts will work fine, thats what my deuce has and she fires right up each time, even after sitting a week

Ok, because I hate when I'm reading a thread and it's a cliff hanger, ill keep this going until the problem is resolved Update: 4/28/11 Finally got around to disassembling and testing the brake air pack. Everything in there checks out good, we looked at the seals and the different O-rings and...

Welcome from PA, what MV's sre you lookin at getting

Man, 30 psi overnight... Must be nice, mines at zero within 6 hours of shutting her down, but it holds pressure going down the road so I'm a happy camper, maybe one day I'll get around to checking the whole system for leaks, one more thing to my to-do list...:?

Cool, look forward to watching your build And BTW, it's Deuce, not Duce :wink::wink::beer:

Ditto, they are just loud, like mentioned a muffler would help, MAYBE the insulating material that you said might help a little, other than that I'm not sure what to tell ya, personally, the noise is one thing I love about my deuce, there's just something about a loud deuce you just can't beat :)

That's way too cool, I like where you picked to mount them, looks good up there, if you don't mind me asking, where did you find them? I've looked at train horns myself but legit train horns cost alot of dough :( :beer: