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I'll keep an eye out in Staten Island, people suck. Hope this turns out well for you :(

That'll make for some humorous viewing throughout the 2012 season for sure, I'm in !!!

I've used Quaker State 5w30 since I've owned this rig. It runs a solid 195 degree temp year round. Fires right up no matter the temperature outside. I've gone from NYC to KY 4 times, Northern PA, MA twice, Upstate NY atleast 100 times, 240,000 + and still running strong as ever. Seafoamed 3...

Sorry for your loss, our condolences and prayers go out to you and your family

Ahhh nothing like that east color B-)

Thanks again Bob, it was nice meeting you and your wife, hope she enjoys her bike. Let me know what else is lying around.

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Anything left on this list or is the truck scrapped already ?

I would consider it for mine, but that's around 4 hrs driving one way. How much does one of those weigh anyhow ?

You don't need grade 8 for the t-housing, just a stainless bolt is fine. You're not towing with your t-housing lol

NTB is the name of the place or abbrev.? I might shoot down there from Staten Island. Do they replace ball joints, etc. I had some jerk here on SI telling me $ 843.00 to change the ball joints, and left hub bearing. I told him to go blow smoke up someone elses ass. They quoted me $ 130.00...

Spotted a dark blue XJ on what seemed a 4.5 lift, black steelies, cut fenders traveling south on Richmond Avenue and turning onto Arthur Kill Rd. here on Staten Island tonight around 12:00 am. He /she honked but my bad boy horn only buzzed lmao. Reason I bought a replacement, just failed to...

Haha, I had a couple sets that resembled that picture. Hell there was no vibes going on, keep on truckin' lol

If thicker material gives you a cold steel issue which an axle may do, you can preheat the area to be welded using a propane torch, mapp gas would be the better heating solution. Sure it's a second step but still way below the cost of a 220v. Trust me, I know a 220v is a way better machine...

I got the Weldpak 100 HD with the K610-1 conversion kit, which included the gas solenoid, gun liner, 2 extra .025 tips, gas nozzle assembly, 2 lb spool of Super Arc L-56 wire, gas regulator with dual gauges, 52" gas hose and an adaptor for CO2 tanks for $ 375.00. Yes I saw the date and yes...