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Anyone find value in putting quick connects for hydraulics for plow lines
Sorry, the military truck comment was referencing the Dodge M37. It's just built heavier than our Square bodies are at the same weight rating.- Buickspec6231
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Anyone find value in putting quick connects for hydraulics for plow lines
I'll be out that way on Tuesday and will snap a picture and post it up. His plow frame is different, but you might be able to make it work. Also, that truck is a military rated 3/4 ton truck, so the front suspension is much heavier than these square body trucks are.- Buickspec6231
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Anyone find value in putting quick connects for hydraulics for plow lines
My Dad's old Dodge M37 has a plow cylinder on it. He built a short boom for it and uses it to lift up heavy items and move them around the yard all the time. Kinda like someone would use a front loader tractor for lifting things with chains. Not sure what the actual lift capacity is, it uses...- Buickspec6231
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Neutral Safety Switch
I just replaced my switch too. My column was like yours, and it had an all plastic neutral safety/back up switch that snapped into those smaller holes. It looks like your switch bolts on, which is the older style. I'm new to square bodies, but I think you are trying to use the wrong parts...- Buickspec6231
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Fuse block tap vendor?
Thanks everyone. It looks like I'll be going to the local pick-n'-pull yards soon to check for some connectors. I like going to the yard anyway to poke around. Last time I was there I happened upon a '94 Ford Thunderbird that has the Ford 8.8 IRS that I wanted for a completely different...- Buickspec6231
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Fuse block tap vendor?
Anyone have a source for individual fuse block taps like the ones linked below? I only want the brown accessory connectors and am trying to avoid buying one of the kits to accomplish this...- Buickspec6231
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New Member - '85 C20 Crew Cab
Thanks everyone. I've always wanted my own square body. Timing just worked out this time. A kid crashed into my '09 Dodge Ram and insurance totaled it out. That left me truck-less during the summer with projects needing to be finished and a boat which needed towing. I just happened to pass...- Buickspec6231
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New Member - '85 C20 Crew Cab
Hello everyone. Brand new member here. I have a 1985 C20 crew cab. It was a Texas/Colorado area truck (I found paperwork for both states buried in the truck) The truck now lives in Central New York in the Finger Lakes area. I am currently trying to fix some of the rats nests of wiring...- Buickspec6231
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