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Just ordered mine, my plastic tank and that mess of hoses is coming out completely.

Need a front shaft I have one from a 89 shipping will buy it.

Pics would be great I am fighting with that plastic bottle right now and told myself I would never buy another. I would upgrade the whole system but my rads only a few years old so I do not want to buy another. I am ordering one tonight for the MJ.

CooL did not know that.

I should have signed my dogs up.

To many beers to be very active.

I am here early I just can't wait!

You had to know this was coming :needpics:

This was on mine when I bought i,t was bought when the truck was new nice well made cap Leer contractor type but did not suit me so I bought another of a MJ at the yard sorry no picks its no off the truck. Finally found a correct bed cover tarp so the caps are piling up out back. Image Not Found

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Looks good, I have a set of canyons that need done maybe this will get me off my arse and out work on them. Now if we could just get the guys that install and balance tires to put the weight`s on the back side we would not have to deal with this.

This does work but if you try it with the tire on be CAREFUL as it will grab anything that touches it(shirts, fingers, toes, etc) much faster than if its just the wheel.

I just had 32 bundles of shingles and a dresser and a desk on mine and it did fine also 2 big guys in the front. Have no idea of how much shingles weigh? Its is a metric ton though.

Pete I had looked at a Dolmar ( I think)a while back it was a smaller saw like the stihl 250 but it had a compression release which is not common on smaller saws. I however know nothing about them.

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Glad to hear all is well and yes I would spread the word maybe a letter to the editor in the local paper.

I thought I was the only one hoarding tailgates..... Congrats that one sharp MJ!

For a stock rig I would go with what Jim said Couple of the right size washers welded on each side of the wobbled out hole will fix it right up and cheap. If you want to go a little further go to a machine shop and have a hardend washer made and weld it on over top the wobbled hole.

I agree with you completely Jim!

Her ya go if you can find one LOL