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I have a key cutting machine, blanks cost under fifty cents. Just sayin. There are a bunch of keys on ebay usually. Most of the time they are under ten bucks.

Thanks, Wallew. I plan to get the socket, but there is not one here in this county. Bigger 6 points, but not this one. I sure don't mind acquiring the proper tools, my problem is finding them once I own them!

I started on the front bearings of my 1009, this is a great write up but I ran into this 6 prong spindle nut with a jack screw key instead of the 4 prong. I can't find a 6 prong tool so I am going with the hammer screwdriver method, it is working so far.

He said he didn't have a dog in this fight. Nothing said about a possum. :driver:

Jeff, I would be there in a flash but I am in the Princeton WV parade same day. Hope you get some trucks! :driver:

Also the fuel shut off can "jump" so it may help to remove the cover and make sure it is in place. Happened to me once.

If you decide to ditch the regulator later, Lowes and Home Depot have all the fittings you need in plumbing.

Most of the aftermarket senders have 3. The military wanted the siphon line added.

These have 4 lines. Fuel supply, return, siphon line to the bottom of the tank and vent to the fill line. The siphon line goes off to the side and is blocked off.

Should be fun!

Are you sure it is getting enough fuel? White smoke can also mean low fuel input as in clogged filters and so on.

File this one under "what is the chance of this happening?" Bought a M1009 a few weeks ago and just got the license plate today. License number 1009! I am very pleased.

Yellow is more better. fat lady sings

Yup.

I did mine about 2 years ago and did not have a problem with either of those issues. Took me about 5 or 6 hours total.

Love the video, also the beach video. Good ham radio stuff. WG8D

Decodeme has the only one here I think. But he is in MD IIRC. I could sure use one of those lawn ornaments.

You can get an antique plate for a 1993 truck in Kansas? I am surprised. :driver:

The A3 tach is an electronic one, Dixson 49556. Nearly impossible to find but there are commercial equivalents around, esp for marine applications. It is fed off a magnetic sensor on the flywheel housing. Any 24 volt marine or industrial tach that works off the flywheel will work...

Nice truck! That is way better than the stuff hitting the landfill. Yeah, we recycle. :driver: