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You mentioned bleeding the wheels, but did you bleed the air pack first?

I didn't participate in any parades today because I don't have it off and recently rearranged my vacation time so I could help my brother move to Ft. Sill next month. But....I did bring my coworker and vet friend Dave to Texas Roadhouse for his free Veterans lunch. I gotta tell you that place...

Payment sent. Thinking of the wounded Veterans on Veterans Day.

Couldn't resist...

I'm hoping he's not a Windows guy. UNIX/Linux rules!

I'm going down this road with my Jeep TJ and the M-151 shackle mounts (Thanks Armada!) and wanted to share what I've been doing to make the Mutt mounts fit. As you can see the bracket holes don't quite line up with the tow hook's so it requires drilling, but I wanted to preserve as much metal...

The more I work on my vehicles the more envious I am of you guys in dryer climates. Here's my suggestion: 1) Remove the axle shaft 2) Pull the hub with stuck wheel off, set tire on ground hub up, drum down. 3) Place block on top of hub, hit block with BFH. Figure this way the weight of the...

I was just thinking the solenoid wasn't getting what little amperage it needs to draw the valve plunger in at the higher PSI. A little background: the wire going into the steering column isn't in the best of shape, I've taped up exposed copper strands from rot in the wire insulation.

I think this thread needs a little Junior Brown:

Cllctrtom, did you fix your horn problem? Mine is doing the same thing, lubing the horn only makes it work briefly at full pressure. I've cleaned the horn and the solenoid, I'm getting 24 volts, etc. Wondering if my next step is to order a new solenoid or replace the wiring.

A few days ago my Army Captain brother (Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan Vet) sent me this TXT: "Any "wants" that u have that can be forfilled thru my military connections for christmas?" I replied "Don't tease me!" but M16 mounts were on the list I sent back. His reply: "well we cheap a$$es in the...

I first saw a demo of Lizard Skin on Powerblock TV but can't seem to locate a free clip of it. Anywho, this guy does a pretty good demo:

WOW, Just Wow!

ICAT, search "Multifuel block heater" on eBay.

Whereas the Donaldson M070028 makes the noise a lot more tolerable you're not going to be able sneak up on or away from someone with it. I think the Op is looking for something a lot quieter.

I'm thinking the "blue" diesel you picked up from an Irving Station or US distributor. For the Southern folks, Irving is a Canadian fuel company and their refinery is in St. John New Brunswick. Supposedly Irving diesel is specifically refined for winter use vs U.S. produced diesel which gets...

Figured the Alternate Fuels forum is a good home for this. This 5mb PDF document is a study on multifuel combustion in both spark plug and compression based multifuel engines. It covers the M.A.N. combustion chamber from which the LD-427 and 465 family engines are derived. Interesting to note...

I think the Russians have a way to settle this thread, we just need to arrange an East vs West Matchup:

I found this on a diesel site for the 3LJ-319 (C):

I'm curious, what size/make tires are the radials on the yellow 52 Reo?