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Currently, 125 gallons in stock. $30.00 per gallon plus exact UPS ground charges from northern NY.. Quarts are also available at $10.00 per quart with a $15.00 minimum order on the website.

6tl Excide, East Penn-DEKA, Optima, Bren-tronics.

1960's, 70's, 80's and 90s, technoligies have changed the lubricant products. But the vehicles you are putting it in have not changed and still require a specific specification. Other than a few very minor changes the government still uses what was originally spec'd for the vehicle. Your...

Remember, the government already did the thinking on this subject. My opinion would be to stick with the military specifications. The specifications are for all weather usage.

Hey cranetruck. How many ounces are the terminals?

I have the correct filter in stock. $18.50 ea plus UPS ground.

Re: clamps The ms # was marked on the commercial terminal. They were approx 2 oz - 3 oz less in weight than the genuine issue ones that I carry. As far as I am concerned there is commercial mil-spec and then there is the real mil-spec. There is vast difference or sometimes complete difference...

Clamps Interesting thing about the genuine issue military battery clamps that I sell, are that they weigh more than the look alike clamps. Go figure.

I did not say that NY exempts RV's, did I. But you make a valid point. So based on that statement any personal vehicle over 10001 lbs used in commerce, such as a duece, then needs either a state DOT # or US DOT #. May not have to have the numbers on the vehicle all the time, but when you are in...

Ryan, While we both posting, bottleworks made a valid statement on licensing in his state of NC. It differs from NY, which has eliminated non-cdl licenses. We are discussing multiple issues cojoined by the fact that members may be using their vehicles as historical uses and others are clearly...

Bottleworks, if you can, please post a link to the NC licensing data. In 2005 NY removed all of the non-cdl licensing except for farm. You can review the data on the CDL post in conversations. I realize each state has different laws but what I see is posters thru out steelsoldiers, live...

Now here is something to think about. If you are driving a vehicle over 10001 lbs and you go to a DRMO to pick up something you have purchased, a. Are you not "traffic"? b. Have you not fueled the vehicle and have now effected commerce or does your reason for the trip in the first place effect...

Kenny, please do not stop there. Look at the terms "trades", "traffic" and "transportation" in http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulations/administration/fmcsr/383.5.htm in regards to "in Commerce". In NY other than historic plates or RV's, I have not found any regs that apply to non -commercial...

Ryan, as I have posted before, you will see by my post's, that I disagree with you and others stance on this issue. On other post's I have stated my stance with facts that are currently available. Licensing, registrations and safety equipment is a very serious issue and in this post where...

I would strongly suggest that you check with your state licencing dept in regards to the trailer being over 10000 lbs and how it affects your drivers licence class. Please review my comments on the post...

Paint If they want to deal with truck frieght, I can get the yellow primer and most of the 30000 series military issue paints they need.

Here are links to the correct info in regards to New York licensing data, http://www.nysdmv.com/forms/cdl101.pdf http://www.nysdmv.com/forms/mv500c.pdf Here is a link to the correct info in regards to New Yorks requirement to have reflective triangles in a commercial truck over 10000 lbs. It...

NY State class d license. Operator, Class D: Issued to drivers age 18 or over, or to drivers age 17 with Driver Education. Valid for passenger cars and trucks with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,000 lbs. or less. A Class D driver can drive a vehicle that tows another vehicle (for...

To answer the question, "are you in commerce", here is NY States answer; (b) Commerce. The term commerce shall mean trade, traffic, commerce or transportation within the jurisdiction of New York State which affects trade, traffic, commerce or transportation within the State. (c) Commercial...