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Good to see you around Tim. My 96 had the noise filter on it

Had a rainy day so I spent some time in the shop. Made a light bracket, combination chuck key holder, for the lathe. Also got a keyless chuck for the drill press and mounted one of my vice's on it. Used it to drill the holes in the bracket.

Was that video before changing anything, or had you already checked the stats?

Heck forget the camper I've got a bedroom he can use. Lol

That doesn't look like a rust belt truck to me.

Or wiring chafed into another hot wire in the harness?

Wow I guess anything is possible. Maybe a loose ign switch was triggered by a bump? Or the solenoid by itself from a bump?

Hopefully you have better luck with those TTX tie rod end than I have. Already have one loose after about 10-15k

So here's the latest

Just for clarification there is not a bypass filter that will work in place of the main filter, it's too restrictive. Bypass filters are always an additional filter that just samples a part of the overall oil flow.

I have one of the toilet paper ones. If I can ever get my engine built I'll be putting that on it. Just need to make sure the TP is the hard and dense roll similar to what you find in the porta potties you hate to wipe with. LOL

Just make sure you factor in the bottom of the slope will need to have a slope lengthwise as well. Need to get that water to go somewhere.....

10% is alot same as a 10% grade on a mountain road. 10' in 100'. 2% is more normal

No I'm talking about the front bucket as was DA

I was doing a large garage and had to remove 2-3 feet of overburden and replace with gravel. About halfway through the dumptruck driver stopped and got out and came over to me and asked, Where's your dozer. Told him I didn't have one and he couldn't believe I was getting the pad leveled out that...

On my backhoe after you push the lever forward to lower the bucket you push a little harder and it'll detent into the float position. It will stay there until you pull it to raise the bucket . Depending on the shape of the bucket ( mine has sort of a squareish back ) you can play with the bucket...

Sounds like a lot of hand work for someone who has a box grader. Establish the grade where your tractor tires will run, either with dirt or 2xs and use the box blade. You can cut lower than the tractor tires if needed. All your establishing is the slope

I made an adapter for my big slide hammer

Even here in the states some places require HT of firewood being sold

This is all made from dead standing trees. Might shrink some but not much. Biggest reason for the "slotting" as you called it is to keep things from twisting. It shouldn't do much of that either but no kill like overkill. Lol