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I made a video but can't seem to post it. How's your fleet running these days?

It runs a lot better since I put 2 quarts of diesel dry and a secret recipe of fungicide in it. No need in being nasty about it kind sir

My 9 yr old grandson gave the SEE a workout today

Welcome aboard Darrin. You are in good company with the SS folks

Drained and put fresh fluids in the differentials with my 8 year old grandson as apprentice. Also gave him his first experience with a grease gun as I cleaned the zerks ahead of him. A good day for the 2 of us So, I notice the fan clutch stays engaged from the time the engine starts till turned...

A FLU419 with a hood scoop, this I must see

The fans are a welcome touch this time of year

There really want much crud in the cooling system, a welcome surprise. With no way of knowing when the last service took place, better to be safe than sorry. Good idea on the dome light :goodjob:

Nothing exiting to report: Performed a radiator / cooling system cleanse, changed out the radiator and heater hoses ( that short one is a PITA) and filled with new coolant /water mix. A man just feels better knowing none of those new components should fail him in the next several years

Nice

The hood and blade make for a new 3 color camo pattern :-D. Nice set up BTW

Really good deals are hard to come by. Congratulations WF. I assume you will be posting up some pics for us to see, in the near future

Windshield washer pump was rusted out and non functional. Replaced it and good to go.

GSDs will definitely keep Looky Lous away from the truck

My Dad flew the 119 back in the 50s. I remember as a kid, crawling around in this aircraft when my Dad would take me out on the flightline

Exactly, and play is undesirable on all these components

Looking good 3jacks [thumbzup]

Upon inspection, the dust boot on one of the tie rods ends was partially missing, and there was "play" on that same tie rod end, so I replaced the entire assembly . The idler arm, pitman arm, and other steering components seem to be in good shape

Tie rod assembly removed and replaced. I had a tie rod separator fork but no amount of pressure this old man could apply was adequate to keep the bolt from turning, so grinding wheel saved the day. On to the next task ( long list to go) Thank for the tips Gentlemen

So.......I purchased a replacement front tie rod assembly. One tie rod end popped loose with minimal effort, but the other tie rod stud spins with the nut. GRRR, any suggestions? Changing my handle to Lucky