Recent content by kbush

People now know the value of steam locomotive whistles has gone way up. There are now many steam locomotives around the country missing their whistles.

The first time mine leaked, oil was streaming out, and when I pulled the filters the actual fittings were quite loose. So I torqued them down to 60 pounds. No leaks yet. Started the truck today here in Alamosa, CO at about 20 degrees F and nothing. I think from now on though I will check the...

I don't believe temperature has anything to do with it. Mine did it to me back in September. They are starting to do it again.

Ive had this same problem. I figured I'd just retorque on next oil change.

Soni, That IS badass man! I need to come over and check that thing out!

I am so jealous. I would kill to have a fresh multifuel like that. My engines good but I'd like to have my truck for many years and a spare motor. Thank you for the pictures.

Oh ****. I'm sorry!

Man I am really sorry and I hate to be negative and what not, but this just kills me to see this.

I bought one from the guy John suggested on ebay and I think its the wrong harness. It has the connector for the old regulator that was mounted on the firewall and where the connector for the flasher box is supposed to be looks like just a bunch of ground wires. 7 or 8 of them I think. I...

I finally got progressive to do mine.

Brain damage?! HA! :)

Barrman, It's 69' (1989 Rebuild) with the two cylinder air cooled compressor. I do have a coolant heater which I want to eliminate. I bought one of the smaller ones that mounts in the cab. I hate trying to work on the left side of the engine with that heater sitting there. Maybe I'll take...

New radiator cap from Memphis.

Since I've owned my truck I've been smelling coolant when driving it. I haven't tried very hard to find the leak until recently when I added two gallons of coolant after I driving only 40 miles. I had thought one of the short hoses from the intake manifold to the water jackets was leaking (and...

Get yourself a hard copy of ALL the manuals. Then you won't feel like you need to ask a question about a deuce and a half (or M35A2) for the rest of your natural life.