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I just bought one for my M818. Antelope Valley truck parts had them for $38.00. O.D. iron was a couple bucks cheaper but I figured Cali would be cheaper shipping$$$. The fronts are 1 3/4" and the rears are 2". You can use 2" on front and rear if you want.

the cummins doesn't use an in-tank fuel pump. it pulls fuel instead of pushes.

if you search for a few seconds on the internet you will find several suppliers. I just bought a front wheell cylinder 1 3/4?" from Antelope valley Truck parts. the rears are 2".

Abram, I've been shopping GL for about 4 yrs and don't see many dueces out of either location. To answer you question regarding how they get there, both transfered from another site and retired right there. Don't surprised to see trucks from Alaska sold on GL out of CA. locations.

struggling with a bearing race Bill Watson said this could be chipped out with a cold chisel. I've been chippen' but it don't chip. Any other suggestions????

update: tear down complete, ready for rebuild Taking the front body tube was tricky. You remove all the bolts but the tube won't come out. if you remove the start button and the block where the lower basket bolt threads in, the tube can slide towards the drivers side and get clear of the...

I got them from a local tire shop. He had no issues finding the stuff.

I only need to fix the front. which size fits the front?

Thanks bro...it looks like a pretty easy fix. You only have to throw money at it:grd: update: I contacted Bill Watson and have the drop housing, two seals and one needle bearing on the way. Everything else will be a swap out from one to the other. I'll post pics of the repair.

very nice pics and what a great turnout. I love to see all those nice looking trucks.

hard "THUMP" sound. I did not land out front. the mule kept forward momentum and came to a hault as the front corner dipped down from my weight.

I was in third gear high range:beer:

Took the mule out for a spin last night with the wife. While flying thru the high grass, a tree stump jumped up and bit the front drive side completely off the mule.:cry::cry::cry: The only thing holding the wheel and drop axle on was the tie rod. I popped off the tie rod, had the wife sit...

congrats on making it home safely...waiting on the autopsy:wink:

Maccus, Very clean looking trailer and seat seat setup.

I've dealt and bought from Alpha. The guy is pretty knowledgeable but can definitely have an opinion.:roll: None the less, I'd buy again.

save her or sell it to one of us who would.

I trucking friend highly recommended both the Lucas oil and fuel addititives. I put about 1 gallon in during oil changes and use only Lucas to top off when low. When I first bought my truck, I put a gallon of Lucas fuel additive in the tank then topped it off with fresh diesel. Today I always...

This might be a silly question so please don't take offense...Is the truck running when you check the brake lights? If not, the lights don't work until the air is built up.

agreed with Heavysteven. I'd do a power bleed and open up the farthest rear tire and keep filling until it quits spitting. You'd be surprised how much fluid it takes to fill all the lines.