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Patracy congratulations on your new assignment! By the way, I just saved a ton of money on my car insurance. :)

Ahhhh, Patracy was the secret weapon.

Jay, Even though the Deuce is 24 Volt, NAPA usually has a good selection of belts, lamps, filters, and other non-specific generic items. You have already did business with Erik, he's a real good guy, keep him at the top of your parts guy list. Another good parts contact is Jay at Saturn Surplus...

Dropping the tank has to be easier.

Good folks over at Boyce.

Is Denver too far?

5 KW = MEP-002A. Air cooled, 2 cylinder, electric start, diesel.

Nothing wrong. Use low range when backing, no more bounce.

Get the throttle cable fixed and shoot trouble from there.

Gotcha. Yes, I would replace/repair the steering column wire also. My repair consisted of cutting the bad wire out, and splicing a short piece on to replace it. I used heat-shrink tubing around the butt splice, reconnected and all was good. Don't pull that wire out of the column without...

If you are getting 24 Volts, why would you replace the wiring?

Here is a link to the BBB's report on Joe Holmes' business, the ITS. Could the USPS become involved because of Postal Fraud? International Title Service Business Review in Las Vegas, NV - Southern Nevada BBB

That was Harleyhouse's plate, not the OP's.

I don't blame you.

Really? Then why do manufacturers provide a torque spec? Maybe some folks like to do things correctly and by the book.

You would use a shunt in an ammeter circuit where the amperage exceeds the ammeter's measuring abilities. Here is a link I ran across while researching your Delco 10 SI. I gives some good information.

The only thing I saw was one side of the voltmeter needs to go to vehicle ground. It looks as though you have the voltmeter in series with the positive, which is OK for an ammeter, but not for a voltmeter.

As Ike said, you will read alot of posts relating to problems with these units, but there are alot of success stories also. I have one of those success stories. When I won my 003A at GL, all I had to do was change the oil filter, blow out the air filter, clean the strainer, clean the fuel tank...

Where have you priced them? Maybe a trip by harbor frieght for a tool you probably not use again for years.

By the way 1POM, you can find that crow's foot at any Sears store. Maybe Home Dumpo or Blows, but then again it might be too specialized for them to carry.