Search results

I'm right there with you! It might be a bit more of a 'struggle' for folks in our situation, but I am finding that where there's a will... there's a way. The more I work on my deuce, the better I'm getting at working-on-my-deuce! :wink:

That's a HUGE part of what MV projects are all about! [thumbzup] Keep us posted as you proceed!

Ha ha! Yup... Besides, I don't feel much like training today! :wink: LOL!!

Akicita... Thanks for posting such clear... and clearly labeled pics! It really helps folks like myself... who are involved in the learning process. [thumbzup]

The pics look fine. Thanks for posting them! Good luck with the truck! [thumbzup]

Congratulations and... welcome to the fun! [thumbzup]

I was just typing the same thing!! LOL... You've been a few seconds ahead of me ... as usual, Ahab! :razz:

Nice running truck! Your camera work looks pretty good to me! [thumbzup]

From the outside... it looks like a Merlin used by the Royal Navy.

When I experienced a similar problem... the main ground was indeed the reason! The area around the connection was encrusted with dirt. I cleaned everything, applied dielectric grease as needed and tightened things up. No problems since.

Same here! :wink:

Yes, it's still in town. They do have a pretty extensive 'outdoor/environmental' type of degree program.

It's always a good thing to have local support on the ground! Continued good luck with your truck. [thumbzup]

Awesome vehicle! [thumbzup] Safe travels! Enjoy the adventure and post pics and some details as you can!

I agree! The more 'unconventional' (or less expected) things you can add to shutting down a critical system, the less likely it would be for the 'bad guys' to succeed in getting away with the MV! It would at least frustrate them and slow them down. ;-)

Glad to read that you and your truck are doing well! :-D Welcome from Arizona, USA and best of luck with your awesome truck! [thumbzup]

I hope the weather turns in your favor so you can get the worktime you need! Working outside in bad weather is no fun... that's for sure! Good luck!

You guys are both giving me reasons to add to my list of things to do!! :wink: Very nice job, Rustystud! [thumbzup]

Nice! I bet it's a good feeling of accomplishment! Today I finally busted free all but three of my 'outside' wheel lug nuts! It's taken me quite a few hours (on and off) over the past four plus weeks to make progress on these rusted buggers!! I have to think I might know how you're feeling...

How do they look on the inside?