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With tags on the back....someone has the title.

I place my jack under the end of the U-bolt. I never work with out a jack stand either.

Rant.......... I love this...I will take scrap price.... 1...you do not have to spend money on supplies to cut it up. 2...you do not have to spend your time cutting it up. 3...you do not have to spend your time loading and moving it to the scrap yard. Please come save this piece of history and...

Said arcing can and will happen to the fuel line also.:roll:

Big socket needed for the removal of the drum x 6 (Size and where to buy?) x6 is an overkill. 1 will work on all.:mrgreen:

It is just like some other things....Look for the sweet spot. Less wear and tear and gets the job done with ease.

Would you please use spell check.

Edit....Stupid comment.

Do not pass on the 3 yellow line........And keep your distance. Please.

The aluminum ladder is light and much better for stepping. The metal ladder is not.

12.5 are right at 2" wider than the 9.00. It would be real close. Sidewall to sidewall.

No turbo...starts and runs. It has a muffler stuffed behind the battery box. Those are quiet running.

Usually sucks air at the primary filter. New gasket and tighten the snot out of it.

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Old style brake lights.

Large channel locks and adjustable wrench work for me.

I "think" not sure, the reason there is a forward and a reverse sprag, is so that the front will "free wheel", if being pushed of sliding, forward or backwards. Less likely to Jack knife.

I was just offering another way. I think Squirt-Truck knows what I am talking about. Maybe he will chime in. Maybe it only works in forward drive....I do not know at this point. A local logger does this to his when the sprag quits working properly. I will try to get some pics and more...

Remove Jack shaft. Take front cone off the transfer case, remove the little sprag things and weld. Attach an air switch and you are either always in or always out of front drive.

Welding works.