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Let us know how well those fit. My passenger rear corner could stand to be replaced.

I got mine from George at white owl. Along with the top rad hose.

Dawn dish soap would be my best guess. But they are probably right about going crazy trying to remove it all. I know you have been having trouble balancing those tires. I'd be afraid the beads and slime would cause more problems rather than solve them.

I would clean all of the slime out or not use the beads. A good substitute for the beads is 50/50 antifreeze and water. Not sure how much to add though. Never had to use either.

I tried my skid steer. However, I don't have pallet forks and the tire wouldn't balance in the bucket. O well.

I honestly don't see why people have so much trouble with these tires and wheels. Yes they are heavy but once you develop a technique to moving them around its no big deal. For the record I'm not a large guy.

$3000 is in the ballpark. I'd say 4k is more realistic by the time you buy nuts, bolts, O rings etc. I have 395s on A3 wheels and I don't have power steering...yet. It drives fine. As far as mounting them to the truck. I actually find them easier to deal with than the 9.00-20's. The 395s...

I believe the longer strait end goes to the water pump. Mine looked just like that and fit just fine. I believe it's the Napa hose that is an inch too long.

If it makes you feel any better my Deuces engine seeps oil from a few places. I drive mine HARD. Well, at least I did. It's currently in pieces waiting to get a paint job.

I'm using some 18 guage to fix the rust holes on mine. Seems to match pretty well.

Looks like it's just a valve cover gasket. If that's the case it's no big deal. Granted like rayzer said it's hard to tell from just looking at the picture. I don't see it being cause for alarm. Crank it up. If oil isn't pouring out of somewhere then I'd buy it if that's the only issue...

Inspect EVERYTHING for sand after that. Axles, engine....

Thankfully my tank is clean. However, I'm sure I'll run across this stuff eventually considering all of the equipment I constantly collect.

I have wondered if a few gallons of 91% isopropyl alcohol would dry the water from the tank and organisms causing that bioslime. Maybe help break up the bio slime.

A3 wheels are about 4" too wide for an 11.00-20.

As far as I know. Just to clarify. Though, I often see acronyms I don't understand either.

If your looking to go with a commercial tire then a3 or canadian mlvw wheels would be the way to go. Actually the mlvw wheels would be your best bet. Then a3 wheels after that.

How dare you tell him to read the manual steve! rofl