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AH just use 5/8 OSB T&G. But really The price of "large cut" hard wood is $$. Do you have a table saw? you might be able to save a few bucks if you rip it your self.

I was but the more I get in to it, it will not be cost effective and a TON of work for the average Joe. I do not think anyone will be willing to pay over $500.00 bucks for a westfolk filter set up and Westy lines.

Kits I don't think so.... As it sits I will have around 350 bucks in fittings, lines and filter assembles for it. If I were to do it over again I would buy one of Westfolks Fuel filter kits and then do my lines. There is a lot of custom work and I dont think I would be able to make a set that...

I have been around the MV world for a couple months and I have seen my share of crushed fittings, leaky hose, missing tube inserts, dry cracked brittle line. If I have a issue with anything I just have to unscrew a fitting and done.

power on power off.... it will move

you dont want to use pine lol its Cheap but it dont hold up.... well it was good for a while.

I did not miss it in 2007 lol

Aberdeen? steelsoldiers? I thought we got banned from that place after the 2007 issues [thumbzup]

no there is no Starter fuse or Breaker. Have you replaced your stater relay under the dash and the one on the steering column ?

I never said they were 332.. just the same style [thumbzup]

Search. and I betting s LMTV type.

Its off a trailer... there was a post about this here on SS awhile ago.

Do you have the TM's? they can be Googled and downloaded from a couple of different places. The valves can be rebuilt in under 30 min no problem.

I would try that pic again.. just go to Manage attachments just under your post to add a pic/file from your PC. No need to use a Host.

The hose is rated to 250 Working PSI so that is over 5 times more then they need to be. To install them is a snap, no problem getting them in place. In fact I would say better then the crap that comes from the factory!

I got a couple more done today but had to stop due to snow and wind.

Look at all them parts !

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same as the deuce and M105 that you own

if you were "fairly mechanical" you would know about Repair manuals or the TM's (technical manuals) for the CUCV and Chevrolet full size pick up. Any Chilton repair manual will cover this along with the TM's. Another good place to check is just to Google it. Love Westy