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The team that did the work for this has done a stellar job.

And you should play the lottery today.

https://www.georgiaoffroadadventures.com/ Looks sort of familiar.

Ouch

After a quick perusal of the PDF I'd say this sounds great. " While the new policy is a positive change for JCP certifications, it will also dramatically increase the workload for the TSCAO. The three-person TSCAO on average completes 100 assessments per month. If the TSCAO does indeed add JCP...

Welcome back from the scare. Fluoramics makes a good rust inhibitor. Spray it on and it leaves and waxy coating like the stuff we used in the Navy. (I think it was called AMLgard) https://www.fluoramics.com/store/hinderrust/

Rest in Peace Tom

If you plan on towing it a lot I think you already made your decision. Regular truck tires are easier to find in a construction zone along an interstate. :)

Do you have the old one? If you have a Grainger's nearby they can give you a pack of 10. I just did this a few months ago with a 5 inch or so o-ring for my backhoe hydraulic filter. $17 or so for a bag of 10. (They don't sell one at a time.)

This is the one I was really looking for: https://www.chronos.ltd.uk/engineering-tools/2013/durafix-aluminium-welding-brazing-soldering-rods-from-chronos/

Would this work for you? Put a very clean piece of stainless steel under the hole and fill it in after prep. There are others that are similar. https://www.kappalloy.com/solder-alloy/alumite-solders/alumite/

Welcome aboard

Welcome aboard

But seriously, if the lights are on but dim that indicates a resistance somewhere along the line. Corrosion at a splice point or a connector would be what I would look for.

Wait! You know how to drive?

Luckily for me I have two NAPA stores reasonably close and one time I went in and an old-timer said you know White put those engines in their tractors. So anything unusual I go to that store. It's in the largest pork producing county in Ohio so I expect it. ;-)

When you are the only game in town you get to do what you want.