Recent content by Mokkun

Nice and clean. My passenger side battery is 90ºCW and almost all the way forward. The starter cable drops down off the firewall facing side and goes down be fore going under the engine. The interconnect for the two batteries goes from the post forward than left along the front of the...

Thank You all for talking about this. I know this thread is a bit old. A diesel truck I am rebuilding after being totaled had the passenger side battery positive cable terminal break. It needs 3 connections The starter is a 90º down the side of the battery at 2/0 cable The line going over to...

I "had" one but somehow it got removed from the meter bag. I'll look around for it when I am out in my mess of a garage tomorrow kicking things around doing the tool search. One of these days I may learn to put tools back. But them I will never find things again. I tend to be able to find the...

Cool Thanks for the ideas. What I am working on is a 2006 Ford F350 8' bed. I have to fix it or if I get my hands on a nice one than I have to paint it off the truck. Because of the color (D6 Screaming Yellow) I will have to prime all of it white of the yellow paint won't look right.

I know this is an old thread but I think you were predicting my need when you so nicely uploaded that photo of the rotisserie for a truck bed.:thumbup: How easy was it to balance? Thank You

The 3' section is there to keep the 8' section from rolling. The Porta-Power will be doing the work. Like txvwnut said a block and tackle just would not the power that a 20 ton hydraulic unit would have. I picked up some square tube the other day and the 8' section is more like 9'. I now need...

Guess I am not too far from you down here is Spanaway. I was unable to fallow the link in your post not being a user there.

Your making me cry. I miss my Bug. Anyway here is the fame bend on the truck. It is behind and not in thee no work zone per the Ford manual. I did a little pushing on it with the Porta Power. I stopped when I was seeing some deflection from the upper frame rail. It did come down some after...

Well I only need a simple setup of a one time job. The frame is 7.75mm or 0.30" at the point of the bend. I got to thinking about how I should draw it and about slapped myself/ Take a 8' long square tube and at the center give or take a bit add a 4' leg to stabiles to the other half of the...

I'll get it posted a little later tonight. Thanks for the help. Sean

I need to make a 8' long T with a 3' leg to pull from. My hydraulic pulling cylinder can do up to 20 ton and the long section will be where the load is. I will also add contact points along the 8' section to spread the load out. My question is what wall thickness should I be looking for? I was...

I know that this is a really old thread. BUT I wanted to say Very nice find at a WOW! price. I think I got mine at a pawn shop in about 2004. Still works great. Beet through 2 sets of leads so far and meter is still going strong. Sean

Well the big thing is it's done and in the end that is what really matters. Drives so much better. Sean

06? They changed the ball joint size in 05. They go part way and don't bottom. Anyway job is done and over with.. The rest of the kit cam in handy to do all the U-joints so was not a total loss. Sean

Well been a bit and I should update on the press adaptors. They are not the right ones for installing the joints in a 2006 F350 4WD The adaptors won't bottom the joint on install. Oh Well live and learn. Sean