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A bed mounted spare sux.
You'll only have a flat when it is full of firewood or some such.
The door rack is really cool, and I can show you how to make it work easily.
Besides, it will deter any road rage idiots from reaching over it. Just open the door and push...
Keep in mind those armor-type IR lights have both hi & lo beam filaments. The housing is ground.
There is a special floor dimmer button with twin circuits for service drive and IR drive.
Usually fed thru a SPDT toggle switch on the dash, that fed from the BO Drive ckt in the light switch.
Having had numerous 2-stroke Detroits in my life, I had to clean 'em up regularly.
I found 1:1 Diesel fuel and Dawn liquid did the job.
This makes an emulsion, so keep shaking a bit in a trigger spray bottle or garden sprayer so it doesn't separate. The fuel cuts into the grease, the soap...
We're always optimistic about load vs. genset output. Starting motors can pull up to 600% of running current. Smaller plants need to be chosen wisely so as not to cause brownouts when things inductive fire up.
10kW wouldn't cut a home out here in Summer/Hell, as the AC will pull that much...
Ditch the ugly angle-irons atop the winch.
Cut a piece of 3/16 Alum diamond plate to just fit on top of the winch.
Paint, drill, & bolt on.
Does the strength needs, and gives you a place to stand when checking yer oil.
An old electric water heater (filled with water, BTW) can make a good load for a smaller genset. Just leave the two H2O connections open for expansion.
They usually have two elements, and pull several kW in normal use, so one can rewire them to get different loadings.
That is a Hydrovac brake booster.
The entire air system may have been removed hence.
More pix necessary under the hood to determine just that.
Reo made their own Gold Comet 331 engines in the early days, and Continental may have on a later contract.
Nice project there, especially with the...
I remember the 800-series going through tests at Yuma Proving Ground.
Silt, deep sand, clay mud, hot weather, cross open desert.
Things not found back east, but one never knew where the trucks would wind up.
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