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GMA has the tops for a good price. You will need the bows and side window frames, they are not too hard to find. The side window frames hold the edges of the soft top, the windshield frame holds the front. Rear of the top is bungeed to the hooks on the cab rear. It's all in the manuals!
RE: 70MPH,WOW!!
Look for a 6V53. They fit into deuces fairly well. You move the engine ahead to get the exhaust manifuld to clear the steering column, that gives you room for a longer tranny. Richards Development did a bunch of those in years past here in Carrollton, pulled out OA331's from old...
I drove up there when gas was only $1.40 a gallon and hand selected some really nice tires. It would be an expensive 900 mile round trip at $3.20 a gallon!
RE: Re: air compressor pulley tool
It removes or adjusts the outer half of the pulley. The belt is tensioned by adjusting the outer half of the pulley in or out to increase or decrease the effective diameter.
I still have 6 left to sell.
Actually, the rod was what actuated the dual dynamic diabolical prisms. The Flat bar is what held the Furkundizer in place to support the muffler bearings. Without the Furkundizer, you will have a lot of fan belt gasket failures.
The old Mack END673 has a reputation for power and reliability. So does the 250 Cummins. Assuming normal maintenance (fuel filters, oil changes, etc.), There should be very little to no difference. If you are talking about overhauling an engine, price probably won't be too different (assuming...
Not having the fronts dualed out may be part of the problem, dunno. Try putting them on. No reson I can see to change caster or camber, mine seems all stock.
RE: Re: tires
My deuce with singles wandered a lot until I pulled the interaxle drive shaft out. It came with street tread radials straight out of the Army. The radials have a much larger contact patch than the NDCC's and really stick to the road. With desplined hubs it handled better, with the...