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    Tulare Ca. show

    I MADE THE SHOW ON SATURDAY. Met mikeca and a friend BOB from IN . Bob had brought a 1923 Oldsmobile truck. AND I got to see Mike's "H". It ran and Bob tuned the carburater HAD A REAL GOOD TIME was worth the 190 mile drive to see and meet people I "talk" with on this forum.
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    Its here!!

    Hey Lanse I plumbed my shop with 1 inch PVC and put several quick connects around. very inexpensive and practical. Can leave the compressor in one place out of the way. used all HF for the quiks 30 CC
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    oohh oohhh ..alan...alan......

    Hey Glennster I bought a Snap-on 1/2" impact wrench like that in 91 and it also was rated @700ft/lbs. It still goes good and I love it . It was money well spent . You should never regret the purchase. All my Snap-on tools are used well and respected. 30 CC
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    Old Harry had it right

    One thing I learned about plowing was that mules are a lot smarter than horses. You wont founder MR Mule, but you can founder a horse. Dont ask how I know. Was about ten at the time. 30 CC
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    Hey in-to-deep

    Y'all are pikers. It'll 56 yrs in August. She was raised in MN ,but moved to CA before we were married. Love them cold nites!! 30 CC
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    H on Steel

    MIKE You are not cheap; You are FISCALLY CONSERVATIVE
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    Anybody in Bakersfield, California?

    I live about 130 miles east of Bakersfield. My son delivers for Old Country bread in Bakersfield. What do you need? 30 CC
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    Hey Lance!!!

    Listen to the combined WISDOM of the forum replies PLEASE 30 CC
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    While we're talking about rings

    back in the days when i was feeding race motors we would enter some "BON AMI " into the air intake [beyond the air cleaner] to hasten the rings to break-in my .02 30 cc
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    OT 95 Dodge 4x4 cummins turbo diesel

    I went to that site you reccommended but i didnt get past their protocol and was told i couldnt post . now what happens it seems to be brimming over with help ???
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    OT 95 Dodge 4x4 cummins turbo diesel

    My son recently acquired a dodge PU. Heres the story. Pulled off freeway. truck started to overheat. turned off.lost fan belt 400,000 on vehicle, mostly interstate mileage. At this time frame what are the pitfalls and things to look for, will appreciate any and all comments please try to not...
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