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No worries. You can usually rotate them in any picture viewing program (like "Windows Photo Viewer"). Sometimes you can even right click on them to bring up a rotate option.

Since the wheelbase of the 931 is 12" shorter than a 923 and since a deuce bed is shorter than a 5-ton bed, I would consider putting a deuce bed on the the 931 and not bobbing it. You would basically end up with a truck that is about 2-3' shorter than a 923. Conversely it would essentially be...

Glad you got it to crank. I spilled my beer turning my head to look at your pictures. :beer:

Can you post a picture that shows where/how the tubing meets at the top?

The camera work is almost as poor as the driver's skill.

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Ryan, I have followed this build from the very beginning and I'm very impressed with the work you did. I really hate to hear about the motor BUT I will really enjoy following the build thread on your 5-ton :-D. Please keep us posted.

Heck Yeah! Put you a hinge on this and a mechanism to raise and lower the tire mount and you'll be slicker than a can of oil. I think you should consider a gull wing tool/parts box/cabinet on the other side though.

I second what Gary and Pete said. Mine always starts right up, even when it is around 30-40 degrees outside.

I think I saw Kramer do this in an episode of Seinfeld.

Welcome aboard!

Soni, great work! It is a real pleasure watching this thing come together. What do you plan on doing with the area where your fenders would have been (the area on each side of the engine)? You could do a really cool tool chest/cabinet on each side. In fact, you could hinge them at the top...

Nice Work! :-D

Color looks great Lloyd!

Lloyd, Great Work! I can't believe I just came across this thread tonight. I was just in the Boro this past weekend and if I would have known about this I would have stopped by to admire your work and to offer some assistance. Hopefully next time. I'm sure that this truck will be a huge...

Instead of the Hulk it would be cool if you used that graphic but superimposed George Washington's face onto the Hulk's body. That would be patriotic and cool.

So by that logic, a $30 timer would actually become $47 because you still need connectors/mounts/etc, right? Post a link if when you get a chance for those timers. I'd like to see which ones you use and where you get them for that price.

Looks like a military style flux capacitor. :grin: Have you tried looking in the TM's to identify it?

Again, your best practice for your application. There are instances where a timer wouldn't make sense. I run my systems for hours at a time while tailgating and would not use a timer because I wouldn't want things (tv, powered antenna, stereo, subwoofers, speakers, PA's, train horn solenoid...

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