I can't wait to hear Nate's step by step on this!
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I have been listening to people's advice. I figured out that my Loadmaster does
not have a stock fuel pump.
Here are images of the pump, distributor, fuel tank and such:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/37075636@N04/sets/72157631227845632/
I primed the fuel line above the pump and tried starting t
Well, I certainly nee guidance, and I'm always happy to buy some tools. And I
do want to treat the truck with the respect it deserves.
Tony Seideman
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" wrote:
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> Tony ;
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> Regardless of your abilities , there is a very specific sequence you *m
Yeah it didn't make the ride any more uncomfortable as the seats don't do
much in that department. Your suspension is what really affects ride
comfort. On the hog rings I bent each end over to help it hold the springs
this also put the sharps ends in a direction where they can't be touched.
After f
Great solution. Is it comfortable? Any chance one of those hog rings will pop
open and zing you in the hindquarters when you least expect it? I don't know
why I'm asking, I'm only 5'10".
On Aug 24, 2012, at 10:37 AM, Luke Zsiga <50ch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Guys!
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> I'm 6' 5" and was t
Hey Guys!
I'm 6' 5" and was tired of hunching over just to sit in my truck and not
being able to see stop lights. So I took my seat apart to lower it.
I ended up partially compressing each spring and securing them in their
compressed state with two hog rings on each spring. Here's a link to a
pic
Tony ;
Regardless of your abilities , there is a very specific sequence you *must*
follow or you'll be wasting time and spinning your wheels .
If you'll follow it , I'll walk you through it , you'll need to buy few basic
tools you need anyways as long as you own this fine truck .
-Nate
TEST MESSAGE .
-Nate
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "tonydsny" wrote:
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> No joy in the starting. I got the battery, and, just for kicks, put a couple
> of gallons in the tank.
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> It turned over, but never really caught. There is a fuel filter before the
> carb, and it was complete
