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squonk
19 hours ago, Monstrosity said:

Made the PTO lever the other day and it needed a handle. 20220719_184643.jpg.bb86c1ce1746905b3c4039717dda7e06.jpg

Nice windshield wiper knob on the throttle too! :banana-wrench:

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johnnymag3

Inflation that's good...…...not the other type !!!!!!!!

 

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Blasterdad
18 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

Pays to shop around.  I needed 1.  4 for $6 or 100 for $24.  Now I have spares.

 

If I had your collection i would have bought 2. :ychain::bow-yellow:

 

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peter lena

@kbowley good looking horse you have there , ever think about giving that paint an aerosol lubrication soak down ? its at a perfect stage to spray down the entire painted dull surface , just a soaking mist , let it sit a day , then clean cloth rub it down , till dry , NO SANDPAPER OR SCRATCH PADS . paint will look deeper red , do the spray over again , let sit a day , rub down till dry , should have a patina saving oiled finish on it . 2 choices at that stage , leave it alone , or  use a 6 " hand electric buffer . with a cleaner wax  to bring it out , try a test spot .like belt guard shield . if its the recovery you like , that buffer will make quick work of it , only a suggestion , that I  have used on my 3 horses . good luck , pete     

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peter lena

@kbowley good looking horse you have there , ever think about giving that paint an aerosol lubrication soak down ? its at a perfect stage to spray down the entire painted dull surface , just a soaking mist , let it sit a day , then clean cloth rub it down , till dry , NO SANDPAPER OR SCRATCH PADS . paint will look deeper red , do the spray over again , let sit a day , rub down till dry , should have a patina saving oiled finish on it . 2 choices at that stage , leave it alone , or  use a 6 " hand electric buffer . with a cleaner wax  to bring it out , try a test spot .like belt guard shield . if its the recovery you like , that buffer will make quick work of it , only a suggestion , that I  have used on my 3 horses . good luck , pete     

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ebinmaine
15 minutes ago, Blasterdad said:

 

If I had your collection i would have bought 2...... 

 

 

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The Freightliner Guy

Look who I found snooping around my rj today

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D_Mac
1 hour ago, Pullstart said:

Pays to shop around.  I needed 1.  4 for $6 or 100 for $24.  Now I have spares.

 

And one more tire that’s not flat on the bottom…

 

 

Funny how they always go flat on the bottom isn't it.

 

 

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The Freightliner Guy

Also do you guys know why my rjs tires are leaking some sort of fluid 

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rjg854

They are probably filled with calcium in the rims are rotting out from the inside

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squonk

RJ's were so light in the front end they are often found with loaded tires

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Handy Don

That wheel has already been affected by rust, how badly is not clear, and I would worry that it could collapse if driven.

Having that fluid sit on the spindle (the shaft through the hub of the wheel that attaches to the axle) could start it to rusting as well.

This will not get better with age,

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The Freightliner Guy

Ok thanks for the info but I think they might last until I get it running it’s sat on those rims for 14 years but the front tires are the only bad ones the rears are fine I think at least 

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sjoemie himself
1 hour ago, The Freightliner Guy said:

 

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IMHO those rims are beyond repair :blink:

Good chance that when you start chipping away at the rust one or several holes will appear.

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The Freightliner Guy

Check out mystery rj and you’ll see what’s happened so far 

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Monstrosity
22 hours ago, squonk said:

Nice windshield wiper knob on the throttle too! :banana-wrench:

 

What should be on there???????? 

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, Monstrosity said:

 

What should be on there???????? 

Apparently a windshield wiper knob.  

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squonk
23 minutes ago, Monstrosity said:

 

What should be on there???????? 

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D_Mac

A Special order option wipers and a windshield......hmmmmmmm

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Monstrosity
5 minutes ago, squonk said:

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Got an extra knob?????  I'll be happy to put it on.

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SylvanLakeWH

Thats a drinking clock… it’s 5:00 pm… always… :orcs-cheers:

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Andy N.

Did a bunch of work on the Suburban today. Tightened the steering. Shimmed nose wheels. Removed Predator tank and connected original. Added foot rests for a more comfortable ride. Took duellies off to service outer tire and put a more manageable length bolt on. Axle seals will need to be replaced as well as maybe find a muffler.68021930064__68D3321A-8205-4879-B8C1-1F2593C03465.JPG.7321d17b81711b0025b16cb58ee1bffe.JPG

 

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TonyToro
On 7/21/2022 at 7:40 AM, Pullstart said:

Pays to shop around.  I needed 1.  4 for $6 or 100 for $24.  Now I have spares.

 

And one more tire that’s not flat on the bottom…

 

 

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😂👍 that’s what I do. I need two of whatever, so I’ll buy a bag of 100. 😂 

I have friends that are landscapers and use me as their after hours and weekend supply store.

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