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Factory Kubota radiator cap.
This is a perfect fit and is designed for the radiator on this unit
This supersedes the old post on another radiator cap that, while worked ok, was not a factory part.
Cost is exactly right.
Plus bare aluminum will eventually corrode depending on its environment.
They did a very good job painting mine.
Nothing clogged or blobbed up anywhere.
Not even a run in the paint.
Most of the scuff marks were from me.
They still make the copper/brass one.
OEM design and quality
Exact fit.
Factory painted black.
$435 if I remember correctly. (from the local radiator shop).
Part number has been posted in several threads.
I started a thread when I bought my copper/brass radiator.
You get what you pay for.
Not sure how yards equates to weight.
Definitely depends on material.
1-3/4” gravel is what I buy.
The scale at the yard is what I was going off of.
As the front end loader was dumping the gravel, I was watching the springs and axle bumpers.
When it was close to where I wanted it, I would...
Finally replaced the lost top locking pin on my M101A2 front gate.
A SS member sent me a replacement and I used the pin from that.
Quick work with a welder and then a grinding wheel insured it will never fall/pop out again.
The original crimp just isn’t large enough on some pins.
Easy to...
The big mining trucks have been doing it for years.
Very large Diesel engine just making electrical power.
4 giant electric motors at the wheels making it move.
Impressive torque is an understatement
There are some really nice camper/adventure trailer builds with both electric and surge brake setups.
Never ceases to amaze me the great ideas some guys come up with and then build/incorporate it.
Your trailer so whatever works for you.
Your definitely set on installing them and I do understand your points.
Personal preference.
They are great trailers regardless.
You will definitely be happy with it.
I like mine stock and like the surge brakes a lot.
For me, keeping surge brakes...
Why not just fix the surge brakes?
Extremely easy to do and when completed, will last for life of trailer with periodic easy maintenance.
Surge brakes are wonderful when properly maintained.
Croft Trailer has all the factory parts for the system and excellent customer service.
Mine handled...
I’m here to offer any help I can.
Again...I’m on your side.
Clearly I misread your original post.
My mistake.
Not my first and definitely not my last.
All clear downrange.
“Jumped”?
Really??
If he would have spent the same amount of time actually searching instead of snapping back he might have found the answer he needed.
A simple yes, without all the sharp tones, would have sufficed.
Just asking if you did your due diligence in searching and reading.
If you didn’t find exactly what you’re needing to know, then of course ask.
I know it’s been covered. Wheels, hubs and all.
What fits, what might fit and what...
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