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Considering the drum is bell shaped it would have made a left turn immediately upon hitting the ground and then probably tumbled from the forward momentum. I would look not too far from the point of departure and not too far off the left side of the road assuming the road is fairly level. You...

I think you will need substantially more than 1 hp.

The funeral parlor is good to know about, kinda hope I don't need to utilize that one!:-? Rick

That explains a LOT!

I am all for a train forum, love trains. I have volunteered on several steam trains. How do I vote though? It is a conflict because I do still think Ferro is nuts!:twisted::twisted:

What I was looking at was a front axle for an Oshkosh snowplow. I don't have one, kind of wish i did but no way could I afford it. The thing is I remember a while back there was a discussion about how it was impossible to find parts for one of these axles and here was one complete NOS. I sort of...

I bought a pristine frame in NJ for 350.00. Rick

Would that link about the Oshkosh axle I sent you fall under that classification? I had no need for it but I know they were as rare as gold hens teeth. I am sure someone could have used it. Rick

Depending on the bike I would guess that getting it in and out by yourself might be a chore. Well, maybe not out, YEEHAAWWWW! Rick

And the mirror fell off.:whistle::whistle:

Couldn't be human error. I have been told you are not human.:twisted: Rick

Traded a bobbed deuce for a Blazer and now sinking a ton of money into the Blazer......:-? I am a little confused? I would thing the deuce would have been worth double the Blazer from the start.

He is gonna be closer to you at Gilbert than he is to me...........................................rofl

GE, Speaking from the neutral side of the fence I have to say that a lot of your posts are rather opinionated also. "my way or no way" type of posts. I think it just goes with the personalities that we have here. A lot of ex and current military with very strong opinions. Maddawg is a good guy...

I just passed the info on to a guy I know who is into radios big time. I will see if he gets back to me. Rick

Just keep in mind that you are putting a turbo from an engine with 18:1 compression onto an engine with 23:1 compression. Just saying. There is a reason they lowered the compression for the turbo engines. Rick

You say it was a fire truck, I have seen a lot of blown rears in off road fire trucks due to the weight of a water tank and an inexperienced driver shifting into all wheel drive before leaving the pavement. Then turning on the pavement, something has to give. Usually it is an axle but I have...

And yes, CARC paint is very hazardous to remove. Lots of heavy metals and other nasty stuff in it. I don't have any safe and legal removal suggestions. Rick

Let's see some pics! Especially Sunday evenings recovery. I saw a lot of cameras out so I know the pictures are out there. I slacked off this year and forgot my camera everywhere I went so I have nothing to offer this year. I did take it to the dinner but my hands were full the whole time I was...

Well, I rolled in at 19:00 without too many problems for the trip. hit some rain and found out that my weight distribution was a bit off and I had an issue with front brakes locking up on my camper but after playing with the trailer brake adjustment things got a little better. Will need a better...