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HOW GEAR OIL?
Be on the lookout for the "spell-check" police with your spelling of AXLE...- Strick
- Post #27
- Forum: Differential & Driveline
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Hello from Las Cruces NM
I was just on Post last week. My wife had a procedure over at Womack. Bragg is a pretty large facility that spans 4 different counties. I have been at Uwharrie (mentioned in another post yesterday) on a couple different occasions and seen some special unit (Green Beret/Ranger/Delta) out humping...- Strick
- Post #22
- Forum: Introduction
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Power steering leaking from weep hole
You have the gearbox pictured but mention the pump. I don't recall either having a weep hole like a water pump has. The pump may have a breather hole in the cap but the pump itself as well as the box should not. Hydraulics don't work well with air because air compresses and fluid does not. I...- Strick
- Post #2
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Biggest jobs you have completed in the shortest amount of time.
Straight Hetero here. That's how I got my wives & children. Quit throwing shots at me Fishbone! Go rub on that gorgeous '87 of yours! HS -
Biggest jobs you have completed in the shortest amount of time.
I built the truck from spare parts & it was the first excursion for it. The tranny had acted goofy a time before so I carried another tranny along with axle shafts & joints. -
My wife is small and is pregnant
Reading the title I immediately thought "she won't be small for long"! You can source a collapsing step that could be easily stored under the seat or behind. You'll have to be a gentleman & grab the door & step for her this way though. HS- Strick
- Post #3
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Biggest jobs you have completed in the shortest amount of time.
About 25 years ago we were wheeling my '80 SB out at Uwharrie and the trans burned up. Yanked off the trail & into the campsite about 7PM. Pulled the tranny & had running again when the Ranger came by at 10PM to remind us of "quiet time". Now...who's gonna ask me why I carried a spare... -
Chevy Replacement Grill with 350 emblem option
I've had several dozen Squares over the past few decades & still don't know it all. I learn more information on these trucks each time I read you folks' posts. Thanks fellas. HS- Strick
- Post #29
- Forum: Paint and Body
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New member C30
That looks like a good worker/driver truck to enjoy. Welcome from the Tarheel State.- Strick
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduction
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Hello from Las Cruces NM
She's down by exit 49. I'm a bit farther north at 71. She stationed at Ft Bragg? HS- Strick
- Post #16
- Forum: Introduction
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Hello from Las Cruces NM
Welcome from NC. Congratulations obtaining your beautiful K10. HS- Strick
- Post #5
- Forum: Introduction
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First Time Poster
Welcome to the posting world & congratulations on scoring your K10. This crowd really appreciates pics. HS- Strick
- Post #2
- Forum: Introduction
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New guy from Tacoma, WA
Welcome Tom Tuttle from Tacoma! I'm here on the Right Coast. Show some pics of that gift!- Strick
- Post #5
- Forum: Introduction
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Let's see those 4x4 Squares On Dirt!
Those pics are making me miss my M1008 real bad. Looks like you're enjoying your build...and yes...I'm jealous! HS- Strick
- Post #64
- Forum: Off-Roading
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THM350C alternatives or keep it?
Seems like the input shaft is different on the "C" trans. It has a pressure sensor in the valve body & the large 4-pin plug too. I would definitely use a standard TH350 case for rebuilding. HS- Strick
- Post #2
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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1987 GMC Suburban
Welcome from NC. Chilton manuals are usually more technical than Haynes even though they're the same company. I agree with the previous post about an SBC manual also. There should be plenty of information out there on the web as well. Good luck. HS- Strick
- Post #6
- Forum: Introduction
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Truck Size
I would drive dad's crew occasionally after getting my license at 16. My friends joked that I should have gotten CDL's due to the length of the crew cab long bed and manual transmission. Here's a pic of my '16 2500 and dad's '79 C20 for comparison. The newer cabs are stretched both forward and...- Strick
- Post #26
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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New Guy Jacksonville Fl
Welcome from NC. 396 is my favorite BBC, I have 5 or more around here. HS- Strick
- Post #4
- Forum: Introduction
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85 grille to 82 grille swap questions
A buddy of mine picked up an 83-84 from FBMP. It was listed for $200 & he got it for $85...still in the GM box. He doesn't even have a GMC Square...it'll probably be back on FBMP soon. HS- Strick
- Post #13
- Forum: Paint and Body
