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I thought we covered all this before. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/86575-poppet-valve-top-tranny-leaking.html

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Be sure your engine/starter has a good ground. Have you replaced the ground strap?

Wow, great pics. BLT, LOL, that's funny! Looks like you guys had great weather and a great time. Glad to see Tigger made it! Deuce(the dog) sure has grown! What a gathering of trucks(and friends)! Dave sure does a heck of a job on putting this event on! Thanks for sharing so many...

Do you mean the rotational amplifiers? I don't think the stock steering gear box would handle the constant added stress. (especially when not moving, if you turned the wheel).

Any pics of the whole lathe? Some of us are tool junkies too! Neat simple project. Did you turn the threads, or use a tap and die? I have a Boxford VSL500 and a South Bend Heavy 10.

Several threads on that muffler. Search "24216"

Each bulb(tail and brake) uses a seperate bolt for ground. In other words, you must ground both bolt holes for all the bulbs to function.

You better design a new controller card for that plan, the sock unit needs to see the voltage drop, to work correctly. You could just duct the exhaust from a small jet engine into your intake... Practical improvements are all thats needed. One wire, less than $2 and a few minutes time.

A bad seal under the folding windsheld frame will cause and under dash water leak.

The whole reason for the resistor bank is to make a normally 12 volt GP system compatible with the 24 volt NATO slave start. You can simply rewire to 12 volts, rather than add a device to make 12 volts. The only time rewiring the GP relay to 12 volts might hurt you is, if your front battery...

The line that was open, may be your airpack vent or your fuel tank vent. What did you do with it? You have a bad air solenoid on your horn.

Hope you guys have a great day.

Try a search for "delineation". That should pull up a few threads that might help. I think I recall seeing Tim Clark selling them at a show last year.

Steve won't go to jail, he'll walk the plank.

This one took me a few minutes to find. The key words that worked(for a search), "gauge wire ribbed" http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/70853-0-120-oil-gauge-installation.html

Fantastic video, this will be a big help for other in the future. Thank you.

Do it right? Pull the bed and build a complete frame with a dump hoist on top of it. Anything less than a full framed, hydraulic hoist dump, is insufficient. And I really do not think the bed is all that great for a dump bed, to start with(either).

There is a whole thread for this type of paint...