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Welcome to the Green Iron Addiction, John. Yes, welcome aboard :-D Find a bunk, stow your gear, and prepare to get underway :driver: Where, Sir, will you be fetching your bobber from? Nearby or a longer recovery? My contact info can easily be found in the Sunday Sermon thread - link in...

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Thanks for posting up those pics... AND for your service.

Does this conclude the TEST?

I'm not in Georgia, but here in Texas such signs mean that Commercially OPERATED truck must stay OFF of roads/streets so designated unless using the MOST DIRECT ROUTE from permitted lanes to the "residential" address they can prove they are destined for or originating from on their return to the...

You are correct, Sir, in that I jumped to a conclusion - the only conclusion reasonably presumed from the brief details originally disclosed. The old adage, "A picture is worth a thousand words," is exemplified here. Conversely, those same thousand words would have allow us all a clearer...

We send our condolences for your loss.

One more quote seems applicable here.... "Why is there only a stairway to Heaven while there's a HIGHWAY to H-E-L-L??" Feel free to ponder this before selecting your travel plans.

Thank you for that. I was formulating an appropriate reply and you spoke up first. My short reply is that this made GOD's TOP 10 LIST.... THOU SHALT NOT STEAL.

I was beginning to wonder. ...almost started screaming ELECTION HACKING ! ! !

Gemtlemen: The SEAT parts are NOT the topic here. If you zoom in on the pic the OP posted you will see a LEVER on the FLOOR (it's CIRCLED) that resembles the FUEL TANK SELECTOR on trucks so equipped. HOWEVER, since the OP is talking about an M35A2 we can presume it has but ONE Fuel Tank.

Have you looked at it from below the cab floor to see what's connected to it? Hoses or wires??

If you had Mexican Donuts (they look just like BURRITOS) I might drive down from San Angelo!

This should be in the MODIFICATION Forum..... Let the Bobbing Begin !!! BUMMER !!!

CAPTION: "Gone fishin' "

As I recall, that "bargain" winch is not "approved" for hoisting. Anytime you are lifting a load you've got to remember that if your winch fails, GRAVITY IS THE LAW and WILL hurt someone or something.

NICE ! I have grown to appreciate BALL VALVES over the traditional screw/washer type, especially in situations where rust or other deposits could build up and hinder function or performance.

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Compared to the "scale" of the grasses in the background, I kinda think that first pic is a RC MODEL airplane. Are you sure it's an actual aircraft??? Many aircraft have "skid rails" in their lower structures for protection in the event of ground contact. I don't think that FUEL PODS have...