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hey guy, naext time i see the guy down the street, i'll ask him who he has his tractor with, and i'll let you know. i'll be out with the beast sun and drop by if you're home.

i think they would be stumped because it's a multi fuel and not just a diesel. if i run into the dot cop in town i'll have to ask him? i don't think he'll be able to answer me though.what does you're boss think ?

You can use a power steering pump off a 5 ton . Why don't you bring that girl up to the mud races in brockton 5/3 they going to have truck tug of wars.. I'm taking the beast and my buddie is bringing his duece. I think i'll let him skunk me .

you can lock the doors or i use a small piece of chain around the door handle and to the grab handle with a padlock. keeps the kids out. if someone really wants it they WILL take it.

the easiest hookup is to pull the drain plug out of the air tank and srew you're hose right into it. one of those compressors you plug into the lighter would work. if you don't have any major leaks the pressure should stay right up there.

i keep 250 ft on the spool and 5 - 50 footers in the back, plus 100 ft of 3/8 chain, and 40 ft of 5/8 chain. but you will always be 10 ft short when you get stuck and are by you're self.

let me know where to meet you and you're friend and we'll show him in person.

i've been in consruction for over 40 yrs. and done my share of getting stuck and pulling stuff out. i've constantly used shackles with a 1 in. pin and 5/8 cable and others . i've pulled many loaded tractor trailers 120,000 lds out of the mud and sand with 5/8 cables ,5/8 and 3/4 in shackles...

use them until u break em. if the hook staightens out get another one. i've pulled out d-8s sunk to the top of the tracks and never broke a hook. thats with only 5/8 chain too..if it breaks just replace it.

maybe it would've stayed up better if you had the duals on it ?? you would've had a bigger footprint .

my buddie got one. i'll see if he wants to part with it??

good looking unit there buddie

THER ARE TWO CIRCUIT BREAKERS on the firewall near the flasher. i think one of them feed the switch. try them with a volt meter, could have cooked one. when i was hooking up my plow pump my wrench came in contact with the floor thru my wedding ring. honey, whats that notch in you're ring ?

don't save the old one. THROW it AWAY NOW!!!!!!!

before you go crazy. fill the m/c and try the brakes... you don't need air to try them or to bleed them. the system might just be dry and need bleeding. if you're lucky. if the pedal is spongy they just need to be bled. if it goes to the floor , get out and look for the fluid dripping down.

hey lance, that was funnyyyy. i'm still chuckling .

i'd put my money on the guys with the big wreckers. had to borrow you're shackles to do what they had to do and forgot to give them back.

man oh man.i'm so confused.

dot 3 was good enough in the 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s.. ahhhhhhhhhh let me see gooooood enough now for me .

up here in ma. if you got 6 wheels you are a comm. vehicle. and have comm. plates. knew of a guy in a ford van that had comm. plates and carried ladders on his roof. dot weighed him at 8k lds. 3k lds. over his reg. weight, no name and gvw on the door. now that guy worked all week for nothing...