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were are you guys geting the used oil to run, is it from your own oil changes or an auto parts store hook up??? (if you can divulge that info.)

People might think twice before making criple jokes. :shock:

its no MV,:driver: but as a chevy guy i say i like it.[thumbzup] it looks like he put some hours in to it, :grd: and i could see it geting a lot of ATT. at the local mud pits. :beer: my hats off to him for the creativity. :not worthy:

just an idea on the dot thing. i work for a co who deals with dot because we run peterbuilts with all our equipment, and unless you fall under a dot classification you shouldent have to worry to much (i could be wrong im not a cop or dot). HOWEVER!!! :!:Safety First :!: if you do decide to...

ok now i get it [thumbzup] i guess i just needed it explained :doh: thanks mudguppy

do you have to maintain seprate grounds when running off a just one battery and using an equalizer???

been doing some thinkin, but im no electrician. the reason i came up with this idea was to find the cheapest and simplest way to get a 12 and 24 volt set up. here is my idea..... i know it is possible to run a 12 volt system off of just one battery....... however it creates an uneven charge...

children play nice ;)

im doing a few sketches first. but id rather test it in a test rig brfore i try it on a truck or any thing else, this way i can have safetys in place

i might see if i can set up a test rig out of some extra batteries and what ever i can find here at the shop to use as a load. i would try it on a duece but im short a deuce for now. if i get anything to work with out blowing up, or leting all the smoke out of the wires :-P ill put it out there...

hey every one, FNG here just thought id say hi and throw an idea out there. iv been wanting a deuce for a while now but im still reading all the old threads first. im a mechanic with an oil field service company who has a navy back ground. on a lot of our units we run 24 and 12 volt systems...