Recent content by Albin

Sorry if these are dumb questions, I'm asking for a friend of mine that just got not one, but two M931 tractors off of Gov Lquidation. - Are both of those 16.00x20 tires (yea I know that's the thread title, I just want to make sure of the nomenclature when I discuss with him) - What is the...

Since this version fits the inside threads of the MFC spout opening, it should fit the inside threads of the old metal Blitz style jerry can. This the metal jerry fuel can that has the round threaded cap, not the Nato type with it's trapazoidal cam-lock cap. I don't know how well this version...

These two pieces of advice are usually mutually exclusive, depending on who answers the phone, how much they know, how much they think they know and maybe even if they don't like the sound of your voice. salt6 nailed it above: All legal codes in the US are public domain and usually available...

Same with my Fastenal dealer: onesies or twosies were no problem. Another option is McMaster-Carr, they have a good selection and shipping is fast 1-2 days to me, typically. The downside is you have to order in their quantity.

I too use Fastenal for all my bolt needs. Of course, talk is cheap for me since I pass them every day on the way to work, the manager greets me by name when I come in and on top of that, I get the 25-40% Boring discount. Fastenal used to have a great little bolt reference guide, but I don't...

4x4, I've been using it for over 5 years on my Toy rock crawler. One of the first things we do when rock crawling, is lower the air pressure, sometimes waaay down, for better traction etc. Losing a tire isn't a problem with the AF at least compared to others who don't use it. I have...

Hmm, let's think about this: If the tire isn't flat, then there's no way for the liquid AF to leak out. That, I think, would be your first clue. However, it's pretty much a moot issue since I've never lost any AF even though I have one tire on my Toy that has a slow leak, I think it's...

Antifreeze: cheap, easy to install, won't clump and doesn't require special air valves or filters on the valves. I use it in my '92 Pathfinder, '85 Toy rock crawler with 35: mud terrains and on my 10K lb car hauler trailer. Smooth as glass. Support the vehicle so it doesn't completely sit on...

Here's the Wix/Napa equivalent: Part Number: 51458 UPC Number: 765809514584 Principal Application: Case, Oliver and White Farm Tractors, Drott, Hercules, Hobart, Michigan Equipment All Applications...

A better idea, IMO, is to get the Wix/Napa 24770/4770 filter base with it's 1"-14 threads. The reason for this is the greater variety of fuel filters available with the 1"-14 threads vs. the 1"-12. See the enclosed list of fuel filters as an example. These are all Wix/Napa; don't like Wix...

m16, If worse comes to worse, I have a 18' 10k lb car hauler and a F-350 PSD and live in Madison, just outside of RSA. If you need it, I could haul them up to ****son if you take care of the fuel. Good luck. Al

Just think of how Russia could have been a world economic power if only they had decent road system.

Personally, I'd find out who is making the complaints, then do what your name suggests. Might not solve the problem but karma is a b****! Good luck, Al

Surplus Center swivel hose ends: https://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?catname=hydraulic&keyword=HFLS Good luck. Al

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