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I have alot of buddies that have had great luck with got propane. I got my parts from a forklift at a junkyard and have been running strong for about 2 years. If i had the money at the time i wouldve ordered a kit because its put together for that purpose and just much simpler. In my opinion if...

I like the idea of the all thread to get the shocks the same. I dont know where you come up with so many simple but very effective little things just like that but I have learned a few just from this one thread. Keep up the good work.

This thing is awesome. My Currie sway bar was the same way. I have zero prior experience with sway bars but i dont notice any ill effect from it.

This thing is going to be awesome. I recently tore my toyota apart and built a buggy around a samurai tub but these 2 truck builds going on right now have got me wishing i would've done things different. Keep up the good work. thumb.gif

Awesome!!! I like how you're willing to try something a little out of the box. thumb.gif

I thought I was the only person in the world that uses 15 different tools to make one piece.

I have had thief problems in the past and can not stand someone messing with my stuff. But what if someone steals the camera and sells it to the pawn shop then a honest hardworking man comes along and buys it to take home and catch his neighbor messing with his **** and it blows him up in his...

I would love to see WOD build someone a Smokey and the Bandit themed bouncer with a hood like this and the big bird on it. Then they could get a matching truck to haul it in. That would be awesome. You guys do some killer work I am amazed by the little details and how it all just looks so smooth.

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I use multiple grinders too. Keeps from having to change so often. My new Dewalt has a spot for a Allen wrench on the nut so you can use it or the spanner.

I live in Monticello. My wife's family lives right in the area around the sand mines and bald rock but just on the ky side of the line so we do quite a bit of riding out there. There are some decent trails on the opposite side of the blacktop from the sand mines if you know where to go. You can...

I live on the ky side of it. We always called it slickford but its all the same place. I'm glad you posted this. There is no way I can be done by then, I still probably have a couple months worth of work at my slow pace but keep posting when anyone rides out there. I would love to go and meet...

Re: Forklift steering Both of mine are orbitrol sumitomo eaton. They look almost identical except one is a little longer. The part numbers are 211-1122-001 and 211-1089-001. I know there's so many out there it's probably a slim chance but if anyone knows anything about them I'd sure appreciate...

I've seen that happen more than once. They were logging in 2 places on the ky side not sure if they still are. As long as you're not bothering them they won't bother you. The ones behind dry hollow church house even pulled a tree out of the road so we could go through.

Re: Forklift steering I've got 2 orbitals off of a forklift and can't find anything on them either. What is the part number on yours?

OK thanks the guy said the gears have never been changed but he doesn't seem to know much about the history of the truck. I guess its better that they're aftermarket so if I ever wanted to change gears I wouldn't have to get different 3rds. Thanks again.

It looks just like other 4cyl. 3rds I have.

I have found a 85 Toyota I am considering trading for to build myself a DD/mild offroad/hunting truck. Its 22R 5 speed 4x4 single cab. I have decent knowledge on these trucks but have seen that there are a few guys here that know much more than I do. The question is about stock gearing. From my...

My knuckle is threaded with the caliper on the other side like he said.

I have no idea who originally built the buggy but Matt Elder in Somerset Ky did the work when the 60 was swapped in.