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And a circuit breaker between the winch and batteries. I use my winch on my dodge cummins pulling firewood in the woods a lot. Im buying a Deuce now to replace the dodge and will add a 18-24K winch. I have snatch blocks, shackles and pull cables with extra crosby cable clamps. Remember to gets...

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BTW thats M22x1.5.......I know, metric threads, but Ford power stroke runs it and they are cheaper than the standard thread ones by 50$.

how about this instead. Im also adding a 120vac block heater. But a 12vdc intake heater would be good for when Im away from a outlet. it was -10 this morning.

couldn't you just tap it for 3/4 inch pipe thread/plug or a 7/8 inch bolt?

If you have a welder like a lincoln sp100, and the race is stuck, I used to weld a bead on the race (the bearing surface part) and they would drop out, rarely needing a little tap with a hammer and drift.

I got a whole kit together and have everything already without having to buy anything except my socket set only goes up to 1 3/4 inch, so I have to order the 3". BTW, I got a good deal on delivery. The facilities are too far apart if I broke down with something I couldn't fix on the roadside and...

Boyce in Utah has the disc and complete kit.

how much did you sell it for? did you use the front or rear winch the most? were they pro, hydraulic or 24vdc?

I don't want to bob it. Id only do it if I have issues moving snow. First Im going to run all ten, then flip hubs and single six it. Bobbing would be a last resort. If I can get by with all ten, that would be great. Our roads up here can be pretty narrow, half are gravel, in the winter there is...

Thats the one 8500$..what do you think. I map quested it and its 500 miles away. the road nazis would pull me over if I attempted to drive it back. And carrying chains are required.

that used to happen on diesel boats, like Sue said....its diesel algae and theres a good chance you'll need to change your fuel filters too. we had to drain and clean the tanks on them. most additives back then were preventative, not for cleaning it.

yes, he stated that it was air force. It looks like Im going to have to buy the 1970. its cheaper, and completely refurbished...as in axel bearings, seals, boots, shoes etc. My friend/neighbor owns it and he is going to ship it, along with his 5 ton back up here to Idaho from his Oregon shop for...

The 87 looks like its been repainted at least once under it according to his pictures. I believe it has the LDT engine, and not the LDS. He said it had the D turbo, and the IP still has the lock wires on it so nothing has been adjusted. As far as keeping it for a collector item, thats never been...

how....go fund be?

Im going to check with the motor vehicle dept on monday about the registration. I like the 87 better, but that 477 mile trip adds another 600$ in fuel to the price for both M35a2 and the car. Also I talked to the guy today and he drove it back from Tacoma WA a year ago and hasn't checked the...

Im having to choose between the two. the 1970 belongs to a close friend who keeps his equipment up perfectly, and will deliver it for free. the 1987 is from a private party 477 miles away. The 87 has dual circuit brakes, air ride seat, drop down sides, and brand new Michelin xl tires. I may...

forecast should be light snow all the way back and on asphalt roads. when I get within 12 miles of my place, its snow on a road/goat trail, plowed once a day...piece of cake.

welcome from north idaho.