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I assume several of you have seen the cooling upgrade kit that adds flow from the rear of the heads to the heater circuit. Rubberduck makes one as does Flash Offroad. At any rate I have figured out a way to better skin the cat. Those systems have a flaw in that the flow is partially dependent...

Thanks. Mine are definitely EATON though so I wonder if they are compatible? I guess I will try and see.

I used to build Porsche Race cars for a living so I am pretty good at getting into tight places (while curing in German of course) to get things done. Is it possible your brackets were bent up by a forklift or something? I slipped my tank out without removing the rear bracket, but I did have...

Yep dropped it to the ground...

I pulled the tank completely out.

I would like the numbers and source as I cant get enough numbers off mine to figure out where to get them. Conversely they appear to be standard flat face couplers which if I knew the size could just order.

I pulled out the assembly from the tank while I was there to also make sure there is nothing else wrong like a rusted pickup tube.

I was in my workshop with air tools and such....in the mud might add 10-15 mins... ;)

Tank drop It is pretty quick to drop fix and replace. Took me an hour or so. Glad to hear we finally came to the bottom of it.

I had my return and pickups reversed in my tank. Would run great till the tank went to 3/4 full, then would die. Might be something to look at.

I have seen those used on airlifts as tie down points on commercial cargo aircraft.

Here are the kind of plows I am talking about: http://www.casece.com/en_us/Attachments/Pages/attachments.aspx?equipId=17 http://www.fallsplows.com/product-category/loader-mount/ https://www.bossplow.com/en/Products/box-plows/loader-box-plow http://www.rylind.com/snow-removal.html...

I would consider just getting a plow for a bucket. They just slip over the loader and lock down. They are pretty common.

I am on old Porsche/BMW guy and we have tons of banjos on all manners for fuel and air systems. Most seem to all be the same sizes.

I have seen these get 'rebuilt' but not address the stress cracks in the main bearing webs and they do this very quickly.

How about two 12v pumps in parallel to get 12v each? That will be likely the same price as a 24v pump and much more air. I would add a tank.

Lots of spent glow sticks in green and orange. A nice ram mount setup for a computer by the looks of it. Lots as antenna parts but mostly wire. Lots of wrappers from candy bars and fast food. Of course 50lbs of dirt.

Never made them from what I can tell. I made my own from sets of floor panels.

Make sure it is not coolant. That is a common location for coolant to collect with a bad heater core.

What was the cost of all this?