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I just bored mine out to 7/8" on a drill press. Didn't take me 20 min. No noticeable run out. Seriously, you guys are way over thinking this. The shaft doesn't need the hole to be very tight. A few thousandths over bore won't hurt. The nut and fan are what clamp the pulley in place. I...

I don't have a winch truck but I don't see why the same process can't be used. Worst case the excess grease seeps out of the seal. I don't know how much it would hold though.

The steering box holds 3 1/2 tubes of grease. I forget the size bushing I used, but I screwed a zerk fitting into a brass bushing. I then screwed that into the bottom drain hole. Then pumped until grease came out of the fill hole.

Not exactly uncommon for a steering box to leak. You basically have 2 choices. Either rebuild the steering box or fill it with John deere cornhead grease. Obviously the correct way is to rebuild the box. Though it isn't an uncommon thing to fill a manual steering box with flowable grease...

That and a lot of pullers don't like to give out their secrets.

There are companies making automotive and industrial led lighting that is super high quality. It's just that trucklite and apparently grote are absolute amateurs at the game. Yet they seem to have excellent salesmen who specialize in reeling in dod contracts.

If they weren't almost $800 for a pair I would have already ordered them. The reviews I'm finding for them seem to rate them as excellent.

I wish you hadn't shown me that. Now I really want some!!

Now these would look great on my deuce since I'm blacking out my whole grille. Unfortunately they are rather expensive. USA made though and 24v.

I agree that the heatsink being closed in can't be great for these lights. However, I don't think that's the direct cause. The more I research led failures the more I realize these lights don't fit the template for diodes burning out due to overheating. They act more like a solder joint...

I hope it's better than the garbage they were making before.

Yall are both wrong. Led's emit almost no infrared light. The diodes themselves get very hot. Look at any led light bar and the housing is one giant heatsink. In fact when building led fixtures you bond the led itself to the heatsink with thermal adhesive. Depending on the driver type they...

Maybe he's thinking of an a3 hood?

I don't know if it would "need" to be 2 separate 1/2" pieces but it certainly would be a better approach in my opinion.

If he has to add fluid there is still a leak somewhere. The spongy pedal is from air in the brake system. Never assume anything is good. The master cylinder, air pack, or one of the wheel cylinders could be leaking. Adding a heater isn't a big deal. Shop around. They can be found at...

This could be possible. Though how you would make one and out of what is the question.

I need to thank Lieutenantdan for posting these awesome pictures of his bobber flexing out over a boulder. He's running 14.00's.

What sized tire are you using? 14.00-20s fit just fine under an m105 bed right on the deuce frame. If your trying to use 16.00-20s then they won't fit up front anyways. You will need a lift. Which solves any rear clearance issues anyways.

$200 each for a3 wheels is a steal. Unless you just desperately want the run flats I'd stick with the a3 wheels. Much simpler to deal with. And you already have them.

You sure you don't have beadlocks instead of runflats?