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Recent content by panran

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    Reassembling after a break…

    Just stop in the office ,show id and they will give you a card with a number and you will be on file…so if you’re selling scrap or buying they pull up your number and collect or pay. It’s all in one small building weight it on the dock or big scale if you have a load. You can even drive your...
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    Reassembling after a break…

    Just stop in the office ,show id and they will give you a card with a number and you will be on file…so if you’re selling scrap or buying they pull up your number and collect or pay. It’s all in one small building weight it on the dock or big scale if you have a load. You can even drive your...
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    Gabby’s iron and steel scrap yard Chicago Heights Illinois
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    No problem take it easy and recover. I’ll take care of it, I have a little bit of welding skill and an arc welder and mig and drill press. The thing I miss is in Illinois there was a scrap yard that would let you browse the yard and you could buy back what you could use. Another guy parting out...
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    Reassembling after a break…

    I found a picture and part number of the bracket missing. But seems like it is hard to find, but I’ve been searching and messaged people with parts cars…no luck yet. Does anyone know how to get dimensions from a part number and picture, I’m sure I could crudely fabricate one. The picture threw...
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    Well said
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    Yeah I’m thinking mid 70s for me, and will be here for anyone in the family who wants to apply themselves and become one with the machine. Focus grasshopper
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    Thanks Will L you always have excellent advice and you and the forum members have helped me to become a diesel addict I never knew if this truck was going to run or if I got ripped off,but now it starts and I want to hear it going down the road. I don’t think I have 100,000 miles in me (74 in...
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    Sometimes I am a little slow…but you are saying the bracket is already in the picture..that would make it less stressful cause I can’t seem to recognize part 21 in the picture
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    I’m gonna put that info in my files…valuable info Gladulator thanks
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    Reassembling after a break…

    Great information…thank you. Does anyone have a 3D view of the bracket so I can search online…where I’m at in Colorado there are not as many recycle yards as in Illinois
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    1995 dually
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    Reassembling after a break…

    I looked at an old picture and see where the brace goes…but the diagram confuses me, because it shows a bolt going in the back of the alternator (and there is a threaded hole) but I don’t have a bracket there, or are 2 okay?
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    Reassembling after a break…

    Sorry adding picture 2
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    Reassembling after a break…

    And thanks for all the help and advice in the past. I’m making a list for parts to put together the front section of the engine. I’m going to get dayco hb, and hb pulley, belt and tensioner, band clamp for exhaust…then some other parts down the line. But I need to ask for help again…when I...
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