Recent content by 37don

check your u joints, i had the same issue on my 37 sedan and it was the u joint in the clam shell. shot a slurry of low melt grease and gear oil and it was gone in a mile of

been dealing with Joe since before he had a catalog sold everything out of his trailer. known Joe for many yrs and NEVER HAD ONE ISSUE, real standup guy

I rewired my 37 deluxe touring sdn several yrs ago and used ri wiring in West Kingston RI. I had turn signals fog lights and wires for both head temp sending units and a wire for electric fuel pump. They supplied me with separate diagrams for added wires. They Make a high quality product all...

soon to be 81 and still breathing on my own!!! and my wonderful children

my 37 sat for over 2 yrs and lost about 10 lbs.

thanks guys, I new it was sta lube but couldn't remember the number.

Sorry I meant cage bearings

What grease are they using for rear cigar bearings

Just looked at the Mitchell puller and is essentially the same as mine.I have a Mitchell in my 37 and would have bought from them if I had known.

Just received my Grhovie puller 45 min ago and the first drum is off. It is a very stout tool and popped the drum off in a few slight wacks per instructions. It well machined and very similar to the Mitchell but appears to be stronger. Bear in mind that my drums are lapped to axle with 90%...

has anyone used the grhovie rear drum puller?

ben running diamond back 600x16 equivalent for over 30,000 mi with no issues. many 700mi trips in hot weather and don't leak. balance them with adapter from speedway. 37Don

79 if I wake up for 3 more weeks.First flathead in 1959, a 1940 deluxe 4 dr with 30,000 mi. paid 75.00 for it and had to save up for it. Meeting and becoming friends with O'l Ron is a high point for me

Thanks, that’s what I thought. Regards Don

Hi, what is the color of a 37 sdn gas tank. Would like to paint it before I install it. I will probably use por 15. Thanks.