Recent content by Clydes 31 P/U

Whenever I find a deal like this I put a down payment (that won't hurt too much to lose) and have them (the seller) apply for a lost title or duplicate as the case may be. That way your not trying to run the seller down to get any paper work signed that the DMV needs. I've walked away from some...

I use 2 of the bucket traps under our camp trailer in the winter I use TomCat mouse attractant on the cans and also in the spring traps inside. Last winter I made the 2 1/2 hr trip to check the traps and check out the trailer(they don't plow the campground roads) I managed to get the Expedition...

I use Ragg Topp canvas convertible top products on my modern convertible. A cleaner for spots then a spray on protector. I don't know if they would rejuvenate a weathered top though

My buddies 36 Ford had clutch chatter from the time he installed the clutch 5 yrs ago then it suddenly stopped chattering (see picture) The new one I put in it is as smooth as glass, used the same flywheel just took some emery cloth to it, new pressure plate, disc, pilot and throw out bearing

I was sure hoping for more pictures!!!!!!! I was there and had some stuff for sale so I didn't get to walk around as much as I would have liked to. Next year I'm going just to have a good time, seemed like there were more cars than usual, even parked on the grass by the RR track.

I'm with Carl, I've got the same mirrors on my P/U. I found a convex mirror head that matched the flat glass mirror heads, on Ebay, that I put on the right side, it offers a much better field of vision.

This is what we've always used on speedo cables and cable driven tachs on heavy trucks and equipment. Clyde

Well worth it in my opinion it covers not only your own vehicles but ones you're traveling in,. I was with my brother in law in his F-350 pulling a 30' enclosed trailer down to Florida when we stopped at a rest area, shut the truck off came back out and no start, the starter went out, I called...

Dean, search for historical farm equipment I came up with quite a few sites ranging from 1800's horse drawn to early 1900's powered stuff. If you have any pictures of your collection I'd sure love to see them. Thanks, Clyde

Back in the mid 60's my Dad traded 20 yards of road gravel in place and spread for the pick up I now have. It was all in pieces but basically all there, as the kid that did the shoveling and the raking, I thought the other guy got the better bargain, not so much anymore though......Thanks Pa!!

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Check out "flag holders" in the forum search, my idea is there along with Rainmaker Rons

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Good running replacement carb. I tried it out on my truck for a day or two to make sure all was well.....it ran very good, I took it off, drained it, put it back in the factory box w/ instruction sheet. message me if interested and I can email more pictures to you. Thank you, Clyde Van Every

Terry, sent you a PM......Clyde