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Welcome to the addiction! I second Mullaney, we'll need some more pictures!

Might be worth adjusting the fuel screw. You running straight diesel or a fuel blend?

Does it seem like the truck is lagging bad? If not, I'd leave it be.

Looks good Ken! I thought about these lights too, it is a good deal for what you get.

10 years without driving your truck?? 😳

Is there a click at all? Sometimes you have to press the start button numerous times. Mine does that every once in a blue moon. If that doesn't work, or no click, then you may have other problems.

I got Hagerty as well and they gave me a mileage limit of 2500 per year,but I also pay less than $450/year with fully coverage. The mistake they made was they never asked for the mileage on the truck, and I drove mine a little over 8k since I got it last June. If they don't ask, don't tell. I...

Hurricanes can be a bit dicey to predict as conditions continue to change. In this case I'd plan for the worse if you're in the path in which it's predicted.

🤦 I figured it was steel like many other MV's.

I would go with the tube sealant. Let it dry for a period of time before assembly and no juices will be squeezed out so to speak. Honestly any silicone will do the job, but I wouldn't assemble with the sealant being wet (just applied) or you may never get it apart again, that and it may make a...

From what I understand, all that frame work helps provide some rigidity but also holds up the rubber or foam padding that usually goes on there. Is it really needed? Probably not, but it would help to hold up insulation and other little do-dads,lol.

No problem. Like Mark said, that also affects your charging/battery system. You can also get a jump from another truck charging one at a time. When my batteries were going bad, it took about 15-20mins per battery using my Dakota that has a decent alternator and a V8. Smaller vehicles with...

Yup. I've done that a time or two before I figured that out!

The damage actually doesn't seem so bad when you consider the amount of weight and force being applied. If no internal roll cage is desired, perhaps an exterior roll cage. Could run some strong tubing from the headache rack that's bolted to the bed and frame, come up above the cab and then run...

No. I always charge one at a time. Everytime I've tried in series, it takes much longer and usually one battery takes majority of the charge and isn't sufficient to start engine. I would however, if I'm using a trickle charger along with a battery equalizer.

Tactical Repair has a video about these seals. I'll see if I can find it. You'll want to watch Tactical Repairs video series, weatherproofing the cab (M35 series). For the front top windshield weatherstripping, that rubber piece will probably work the best or be the easiest to work with, but...

Is the ram powered by a hydraulic pump?

Haha, well, even some pictures of how you mounted it could help! I have a pretty good idea of how I'd do it, but I always like to see how others have done it and compare it to my idea so I can make the best educated decision. Either way though, that deuce looks good with the plow on it!

If it's a long the seam, then at least that's an easy fix with seam sealer. Could also apply seam tape after the sealer to make sure it's fully sealed. Another option is to use silicone and thin it down with mineral spirits or paint thinner. Test on a small section of vinyl to make sure no...

That looks really good!