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William1
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Alternator Dissassembly, Bearings - L3940
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I didn't even spend $30 for a rebuild. Bearings, brushes, slip rings, that's it. The last two I put in the shelf because they were still...
Sunday at 1:10 PM
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Oil Extractor Recommendation
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VEVOR is not a multi level franchising business (Amsoil, Mary Kay, etc.). It is a direct to consumer online retailer primarily dealing...
Sunday at 9:36 AM
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I was reminded today that Sometimes a simple task can become hazardous to equipment and ourselves. I have been towing trailers for over...
Feb 17, 2026
William1
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Building a fueling station.
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Today I... Clamped an angle grinder to a bench and put on a sanding disk. Using my best home hands on method, I ground down the threads...
Feb 17, 2026
William1
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Stating the obvious: you need a lathe to do your fueling station, sure thing :giggle: And while you are looking for one, I am sure...
Feb 17, 2026
William1
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Building a fueling station.
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I now have the pump (manual nozzle), filter/filter manifold and the 'first concept' which will be minimally invasive. A 4" nipple in...
Feb 16, 2026
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My new winter cab.
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Well after years of putting up with sub zero temperatures and snow in the face I have finally built a heated cab for my 2009 bx25...
Feb 15, 2026
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All of mine have a nozzle holder. So I cover the nozzle with a shop rag and put it in the holder. My dad used a cap on his, until one...
Feb 14, 2026
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If this is a major concern "The only thing I think about is dust in the nozzle" simply put one of those rubber feet for a chair over the...
Feb 14, 2026
William1
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The only thing I think about is dust in the nozzle, say I'm doing wood work in the shop and the sawdust is flying. Current 5 gallon cans...
Feb 14, 2026
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Yes there will still be fuel in the hose. Thats how every gas station and every transfer tank with an electric pump is set up. I...
Feb 14, 2026
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I have the 8 gpm GPI pump and tried the fillrite automatic nozzle as I mentioned in previous post. Switched to manual nozzle to make...
Feb 14, 2026
William1
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I just ordered a Fill-Rite 8 gpm pump, a Fill-Rite filter manifold (10 micron, hydroscopic) and a few swivels. I spoke with the actual...
Feb 13, 2026
William1
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The issues with that is..... getting the fuel up 'on the rack' and having to have clear area to drive any machine that needs access...
Feb 13, 2026
William1
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Tractor fuel gauge will show full and there is still a gallons worth of space....
Feb 12, 2026
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