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. I am guessing that it needs to be at the level it is. It is a gravity return that feeds back into the reservoir. Gravity doesn't run down hill if it is too high...

. Sad to say it - but with leaks you are going to have sporadic action. Maybe hook your truck up to "house air". Maybe you don't have house air. Maybe you can borrow a mobile air compressor? Hook it into the front glad hand and you can hunt your leaks without the truck running...

. Welcome to the Outfit! Hope you find yourself a nice all mechanical MV (Military Vehicle)

. Yes sir... It is a chore to keep them running. If you don't crank them at least weekly, they get old and tired.

. They are there... It is a 939 series truck. That is where you find the TM's https://steelsoldiers.com/threads/m39-series-manuals.218597/

. Drive... Just drive :cool:

. Good Deal! Yessir, having a computer that isn't "on the web" is a good thing. If it's just a driver - that should be easy enough. Assuming she can find it. I generally load the drivers onto the machine in a folder called "drivers" just so i can find them 10 years later when they have...

. Yeah, and if you end up with a dead computer - you can buy an adapter that will adapt the disk drive to your desktop computer to download the pictures. I have several different adapters that will connect a laptop drive to your desktop...

. Yes Sir!! That sloping side is soooo neat!

. Based on previous threads... Yes. It might take a week or so for him to respond. Heck of a nice guy, but he isn't speedy

. Honestly, I had no idea that you were a plumber too... i mean a digger operator can do it, but really?

. Alright! Back in the shop... Neat so far.

. Thanks @Guyfang !

. That would be a heck of a nice gesture...

i normally do my own line bending and cut then double flair the end. Shouldn't be difficult

i normally do my own line bending and cut then double flair the end. Shouldn't be difficult

. I honestly don't know. I will go out back and check tomorrow.

. I love your tagline!!

. Yeah... That's kind of a bummer. We use lead type here in the printing process - but the amount of if is a whole lot less now that the Linotype machines are slowly going away. I have a "hell box" beside the press for damaged type and "use once and toss it" type. It isn't very big but DANG...

. Welcome to the Outfit! Thanks for the lead too...