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Jealous. Mine takes a couple tries with the flame heater unless the block heater was plugged in. Are you running 100% diesel?

Greetings from Maine. I'll be heading out your way next weekend, I'm helping my brother move from Ft. Campbell to Ft. Sill, should be a fun road trip!

1. 1966 M109A3 2. Full 3. Commercial Policy written for Antique and Personal Use. The Commerical Policy is required due to the weight/size of the vehicle. 4. $27.49/month 5. State Farm 6. Maine 7. A State Farm Commercial Policy does not count towards their multi-policy discounts for home...

Here's a manual from one of the manufacturers: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/70170-leece-neville-m-series-starter-manual-pdf.html

I also used Rustoleum Rusty Metal Primer, Gillespie paint thinned with Xylene, and Tractor Supply hardener. I was under the gun to get the truck ready for Memorial Day and we had lousy weather all that month, I think I had barely a week of curing on the hood before putting the stencils on --...

Here's some video and pics from Scarborough last night and this morning. I thought it was a pretty good turnout, present were the Cumberland County Police Honor Guard, Sea Cadets, Bagpipe players, local police, state police, several uniformed marines, the Patriot Riders, and a lot of regular...

Yeah, 50PSI make me nervous too that's why I had been using regulators which allowed me to walk a safe distance away from it. I had intended to use this tire as a spare but maybe the rear is the best place for it, I'll monitor the tire's life and report back to this thread. I may need to...

I almost soiled myself today. Earlier this afternoon I was outside sandblasting the rims of a couple used but good condition tires I had bought from a guy up near the old Loring AFB. For the sandblasting I had set the regulator on the air compressor to 110 PSI. After the blasting was done I...

I did the same last year, but steel brake lines won't last as long in the north due to salt and other corrosive chemicals put on the roads to melt ice. Check out this fuel tank crossmember I replaced last year on my 93' Yukon. You guys who live down south suck!

I'm guessing he operates in the North Maine Woods. Pretty much the entire northwest corner of the state is off-the-grid paper company roads. I once had my 93' Yukon come out of there with two broken leaves on one rear wheel. I think the damage was done when a vehicle shuttle driver drove it...

On my J pipe and Donaldson muffler I've noticed Gillespie 24087 Olive Drab turn pink in spots. I think I've noticed similar effects on old military photos somewhere too. My muffler was wiped down with Denatured Alcohol and first coated with black stove paint. The S pipe is just 24087 over...

My 1966 M109 came with both the electric and air horns, I presume the air horn was added during its mid-1980s overhaul. The electric horn came disconnected but works when I swap the wire connectors over to it.

How fast does the convoy run on the Maine Turnpike? I'm wondering I can help escort them from Scarborough to the state line.

I've been dubbing around with the solenoid and found it is tunable to different air pressures by relieving some of the tension on the plunger spring. This can be done three ways: (1) thicker O ring so the brass fitting doesn't need to threaded in as far to create an air pressure seal (2) clip...

Glad they're back, I was feeling guilty that I had gotten one of the last sets from the first batch.

Sebago Lake last February: Good Deed Gives Truck Owner Sinking Feeling - Photos - WMTW Portland Note, that's not a pickup, that's a brand new GMC Topkick with an $8,000 Fisher Plow.

I'm assuming when you say "ignition switch" you're referring to the accessory switch, please correct me if I'm wrong. If the relay on the engine block was stuck on then the starter would spin even without the accessory switch flipped wouldn't it? Disconnect the wires to the back of your...

:ditto: The last wheel I did I just brushed on dish soap and washed it off later with a pressure washer.

This site appears to be running on CentOS, a free derivative of RedHat Enterprise Linux. If Patracy has root access to said operating system I wouldn't question his authority, he can make us all disappear.

The way I think I understand it, after you pay a lot of money to the site you get 72 Celestial Possums or something.