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$25 a few weeks ago... And $25 just now.

I kicked in $50

Nv4500? I ran one in my early Bronco and quite liked it. Not much downside. It might end up shorter than the TH700/4l60e option?

I would check with Six States and if that didn't pan out look on Rockauto.com.

I love getting home from work and finding presents from the brown truck Santa. F-350 is due to have the stock lines replaced after 28 years of service:

Looks familiar.... Impressed me how well made these are.

My total wild guess is that it is something input bearing related as you stated. These always turn into "while I'm in there" exponential growth projects for me.

I'm guessing it would with a sling and a chainfall. Part of the reason I got this was that my neighbors tractor could not pick up a Cummins 6.7 w/Allison. I have a bigger motor that will thoroughly vet its strength soon.

Both of my weekend projects in one photo.

https://www.gearamerica.com/collections/heavy-duty-shackles These are the aluminum - rated to 10,000lb WLL. I like the locks and they are super light compared to a steel shackle.

Subscribed. Just to see if anything I list makes an appearance. X-D

I know of a house in Magna that was built with railroad track floor joists!

Now that (Dirty Life) is a brand I had never heard of. I'll check them out.

So I found the stamp on these wheels- turns out they are 5.5JJx15. Not ever offered on pickups so - it looks like they are stock FJ40 wheels. Maybe worth something to a restorer, so no welding a beadlock on these. (I do have an FJ80 and a fondness for FJ40s) The reason I was looking into...

I put a factory GM style canister pickup in the Willys fuel cell.- I modified the leg lengths and drilled one of the leg holes out- the return line/hold down now feeds through a slightly stiffer spring and into the canister to keep the fuel level up even during off-camber work. The factory...

South of Wendover is pretty awesome and low-key place to run. I was amazed at the variety of terrain and roads in that area.

They are for my daughter's Commando. These were $124.75 each through Tireweb. Don't see 35"s on there. Here you go $803 free shipping for 4 ...

I know that my skills are too hack. I’d rather pay someone with skills and get a superior product at the end. You did get me thinking about it. Yes, I could figure out. But I’m not sure it would turn out good and I already have too many projects.