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when i took the tires off the 819 to fix the broke torque rod, i used a longgggggggg cheater pipe. broke a stud, a 3/4 ratchet, two 3/4 extensions. the lug nuts might be a bit tight. what size hose you using with the 1" gun, it needs a 1/2" with a lot of volume

i like the more common term most people use when thay see a hemtt---BAGT -BIG A&& GREEN TRUCK

if it is a sprag deuce NO, air shift maybe, the ptos are on different sides with the two trans, thay may be moved ???? never mind DH beat me to it

by that top cover being for a m55a2 series, id guess the whole trans is a 5t

"the guy that owned ALL THAT died not to long ago" i know, it could be confusing as i ran TWO thoughts into one , sorry about that i was talking about the 99 mvpa convention and the littlefields tour in 99

the guy that owned ALL THAT died not to long ago. at the 99 mvpa convention thay had 4 hour tours, 4 hours bearly gets you though the shop, let along to see the restored stuff, THEN there is the UNRESTORED stuff, i would say from what i saw on the tour, it would take a good WEEK to see...

in the good old days, the cast iron caddy trans along with the olds and Pontiac was the hot trans to build, they were built like a tank, almost indiscutable. there were guys putting UNBELEIVEABLE HP though them. as an after thought, i wonder if the trick clutches, valves, pumps, locking TCs...

does the A3 use the same deuce axle, also is the it air

anybody know what the deuce axles were used in BESIDES the deuce back in the 50 and 60s, i would guess medium duty dump trucks for one, if we can find the other uses, might be able to source the air brake set up

looking at pic #7 , it looks like the LVS steers like a standard truck with the rear following on turns in a new tighter track, if it articulated, the fronts and rears would track in the same track

B & M hydro. used to (may still do) make awesome T/Cs with unbelievable stall. they had them for about anything that you could think of to bolt together

NOT quite true, the 815 (bolster truck) has a nice headrack, is cargo length, has a rear winch, this would make a NICE LWB tractor. As a side note, in Viet Nam, we had some m52s with rear winchs, thay ran off the tcase, we did not build them but got them like this, thay would pull a narrow...

got a point, but on the other hand, how people many read the owners manual BEFORE thay buy a new car

Tm CD idea A IDEA , how about when somebody sells a truck, thay include a CD of the needed TMs for the truck, these TMs can be all down loaded from site. this will help the owner be a safer owner, be more confident , enjoy his truck more. By having the TMs go with the truck, could avoid a a...

ok, ill bite, what does LODD mean, im sure NOTHING GOOD

there used to be 1 or 2 1/35 m35s that was made by Tamiya, have not seen them in a while, i would look on EPAY, under 1/35, there's a good chance you will find it there, i have found some rear models there. also i have 3 or 4 1/87 scale deuces, including a 109. On epay, look under ROCO for the...

tony, pm sent

on the dash ,right by thr lower , left panel insert screw

WOW, i had forgotten about them, delt with them when i built up a 235 for one of my 56 chev, PUs they KNOW every CHEV..6 trick in the book

my line was bent and hard to work on, i cut it right after it came out of the fuel tank and right before the filter, replaced it with a rubber hose and clamps. i think it was 1/2" line, id take 3/8 and 1/2 about 5 ' long along with clamps with me. the only thing you will have to watch for ...