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  1. Reg Evans
    Are you ridng on hard old bias plys or nice soft radials ? Too much air pressure maybe ?
  2. Reg Evans
    If you are going to remove the front clip you could leave them together during the R and R. It can be done without removing the clip but it's much more difficult.
  3. Reg Evans
    Don......I only wish I had been an air to that throne.
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  5. Reg Evans
    Next time you drop in I'll show ya. It's sorta like taking your living room out on the water and defying all the laws of physics and man.
  6. Reg Evans
    What !?!?! I'd answer your question if I could butt, I guess it's that generation gap thing again.
  7. Reg Evans
    Well, thanks to "iamikey" (the seller) I've gathered ,just today, that there are 17" and also 19" diameter fan blades......and to think this bit of trivia has been hanging on my wall ,unappreciated,for many years. So....you guys with just a slight overheating problem ( say 5 or 6 degrees too many) might solve the problem by installing a truck ( I'm guessing ) fan blade of the same vintage. Must be a car/truck difference. Thanks boxer_inv.
  8. Reg Evans
    Oh cool. How deep is the pit ?
  9. Reg Evans
    No....closer to the hand cranked Victrola.
  10. Reg Evans
    Good, glad I could help a buddy pup out. So....does this mean you have the rear fender and running board extensions for the dual rear wheels ?
  11. Reg Evans
    Those wings are a welcome option on a hot day.
  12. Reg Evans

    New Guy

    Reg Evans replied to Tuff-Iron's topic in P15-D24 Forum

    Did you dig around on the inside of the block when the plug was out to see if you had a bunch of crud laying in the bottom of the block like this ?
  13. Reg Evans
    Here's the tail end of my 116" wb 3/4 ton single wheel pickup. It measures 13 3/4" to the center of the rivet.
  14. Reg Evans
    Go here and scroll down. You can find all this info if you click on Visit DPETCA at the top of the page and then click on Pilot's Knowledge. http://dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/ph_parts/b_14.pdf
  15. Reg Evans
    Here's a photo of that bracket. Look out....it's greasy under there !
  16. Reg Evans
    See if this helps id the axle. Scroll down. http://dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/ph_parts/b_2.pdf
  17. Reg Evans
    I see the truck has the fresh air heater parts and hard to find cables. Nice! I noticed the heater cables are installed under the center of the dash. Does that interfere with the operation of the cowl vent ? The controls are usually mounted to the left of the steering column. Have you give the engine a compression test ?
  18. Reg Evans
    You got that right Jon. Just remember to put a little extra air in them back tires
  19. Reg Evans
    Joel, I just measured a spare glass I have. It's a rectangle measuring exactly 26" by 9 15/16" with 2" radiused corners. Glass is 3/16" thick. Save the postage and make your own pattern from these measurements or ......I'll send you this glass for $25. Reg
  20. Reg Evans
    Sounds like fun Jon. Here's the bank of 6 volt golf cart batteries I had in my all electric patio boat. Nearly 400 lbs. Talk about heavy......they outweighed the 35 hp 2 cycle motor I replaced with the electric motors.
  21. Reg Evans
    Do these help Dan? 50 1/2 ton 3 on the tree.
  22. Reg Evans
    Put it on eBay. I sold one recently there. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120471838191&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMESOX%3AIT
  23. Reg Evans
    I've been wondering where you went off to Brad. Glad you're back. What sort of business ?
  24. Reg Evans
    Wow ! Glad they all made it through that ordel ok.
  25. Reg Evans
    The 265 has a 1/4" longer stroke than the 251. Same bore.
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