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Congrats! That's a tough unit. If she's been kept well, she'll service your needs for years to come.

I believe you're correct. When I googled the glow plug thread, it said M10-1.25

congrats!!

Congrats! She sounds great!

Hey guys, Can you tell me the fitting size for a compression test? Is it M8-1.00 or M10-1.25? Thanks guys.

You got that right! Here are my little secret weapons that have changed the way I work on cars/trucks/tractors forever. 1/4 M12 Fuel 3/8 M12 Fuel

Back in 2005, my co-worker tried to warranty a ridgid battey. It took 8 to 10 months for them to approve the request, and another 4 months to process it. He did get the battery, but the tool was burnt out by then. My gripe is, Ridgid is marketed to the professional tradesman who cannot afford...

New link to movie in OP.

Or add a couple M12 fuel drivers like I did. They're a mega light powerhouse:D

It's a scam. There's a thread on garage journal a hundred pages long about it. They should be thrown in jail for it.

Ryobi is pretty good quality. TTI owns Milwaukee, Ridgid and Ryobi. http://www.ttigroup.com/en/our_brands/by_division/power_tools_and_accessories

Bosch makes some nice ergonomic tools. They feel really good in the hands. Being a carpenter, I opted for the brushless tools for the runtime. I had both dewalt 36 volt and 18 volt sets, but made the jump to milwaukee after dewalt started to play battery and torque number games. They were the...

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Milwaukee fuel is the best out there at the moment. I have like 12 tools and like 14 batteries. Here is the milwaukee addiction thread at the garage journal for anyone who wants to keep up to date. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=244666

ah, the good ol drill seat. Used it many times myself.

any pics of your install?

Just take it by the machine shop and ask their opinion. No pitting to me means, hand hone at home and re-ring.

Did you get the spool gun for the 211? I hear it's very good for alu.

I'm not sure if anyone makes a tuner that could delete the regen programming in the computer allowing you to remove the DPF. But Some appropriate size holes drilled through the filter core would improve flow and soot build up in the filter, thus less time in regen. I learned this trick from...

They had so many problems, they're still getting sued to this day. I did a cummins swap on mine and it's my dream truck now. :D