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I forgot to put in the NAPA part numbers off my receipt. Radiator cap 703-1418 Thermostat seal 4662 Thermostat 358-180

It was in the way when I tried to remove the radiator. It's only 4 bolts so it isn't a big deal. Putting the radiator back in the new lower hose went in first on the engine side and after I set the radiator in the bottom bolt holes I connected the other end of the hose. Without putting any...

Yep. Everything was fine when I left and I only got three miles down the road before she overheated. ;-) sw

I just had a similar problem with the heat going out of sight and I changed the thermostat and radiator cap. No luck, it turns out it was a small pinhole leak in the radiator. But you would notice a leak I hope. Cost $55 to have them pressurize the radiator to 14-15psi and the re-soldered...

If you take your image viewer and rotate that pic 90 degrees you get a better idea of our Little Buddy driving it........ ;-) sw

Welcome from Ohio. sw

You can always call Gimpy, he is reported to be good at breaking them down......... ;-) sw

Westy just tried that coming out of Dayton with two M332s and got about 80 miles up the road before reconsidering and left one for Gimp instead of trying to trailer both of them home. I don't think the weight was a problem, it may have been that they were squirrelly on the trailer while towed. sw

I sort of helped Stretch pull and replace his transmission at Haspin. Maybe he will chime in but I remember them to be 5/16 and 1.5 inches long. As Mike suggested, go to Tractor Supply and get a couple of pounds of quarter, 5/16 and 3/8 inch in various lengths and you will be fine. Grade 5 or...

I don't think I would want to do a trip of 300 miles with 105s stacked without brakes. I just hope this thread doesn't degenerate into "I can do it with my modified 4x4 Jeep" discussion...... I would not tow both home with my Dodge Hemi 4x4 and it's 13 miles from the base. One at a time, one...

If you get work wise I can store one for you at my place. If you really have to get them out and are in a bind I might be able to go get both of them and store them as well. That depends more on Andrew than me. If he lets me pick something up around 3PM I could leave work early two days and...

That's why I suggested Andrew. He is a former mechanic and an all-around good guy. How are you towing them back?

If you call Andrew out there and ask him what is the latest time during the day I can stop by I could make a trip out there for you. I don't have anything to pickup but it gives me an excuse to go out and see him and whatever happens to laying around. :-) sw

Oh, I see the new and improved Sniper Babes made it to the pictures. ;-) sw

Snarky just about sums it up except for one small detail, you have to pay for your purchase immediately and they may sit on your money reaping the benefits of a float (interest) at your expense for as much as 90 days if not more. So be prepared to be without your money and your purchase...

I would start with the donate button at the top of the page. ;-) I missed it as well. sw

They might have been salvaged or they may have had radioactive material on them so you could see them at night. Welcome to the site from Dayton. sw

Now I'm really worried. ;-) sw

You should have heard the ideas about fixing the wind damage to my pickup truck. The guys wanted to weld plates over the window and door so I would have an up-armored Dodge. ;-) sw

I feel lucky then. My credit card bounced when I got the 5-ton. I saw it in the my accounts section and contacted them via chat. fixed the problem and had my truck in my driveway 8 days from the close of the auction. sw