HotWheelsBurban's latest activity
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HJust slow, and hold it all the way down until both bleeder screws are closed. Be sure to make sure that the fluid level in the...
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HRear coils instead of leafs, it still has 7000 lb. GVWR.
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HHotWheelsBurban replied to the thread 1977 C20 Heavy duty with 11.15 drums?.Here are some pictures I took of a C20 custom deluxe stepside in the storage place I use. Has a FF axles and 16" steel wheels; those...
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HHotWheelsBurban reacted to jwroblesk's post in the thread 1977 C20 Heavy duty with 11.15 drums? with
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I have a 1974 c20 and it has GVW of 6400lbs with 11” drums. When I had them off they were so heavy that I couldn’t carry them upstairs... -
HSquishy brakes fixed.Well I got a chance to talk to O.P.,it was a pedal ratio problem,he relocated the pushrod and problem solved. So I...
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HHotWheelsBurban reacted to TheC5Surgeon's post in the thread Center/carrier bearing orientation - 76 C20 suburban with Like.
There seems to be a built-in little shield on the drive shaft right in front of where the bearing sits. There is nothing towards the...
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HHotWheelsBurban reacted to ali_c20's post in the thread Center/carrier bearing orientation - 76 C20 suburban with Like.
Remembered a thread with pictures of a later model suburban C20 driveshaft...
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HHotWheelsBurban reacted to PrairieDrifter's post in the thread A little bit of everything for sale! 73-91 with Like.
It's a small button but in pretty good shape. Has two small spots that I could see.
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HHotWheelsBurban reacted to Ricko1966's post in the thread Homemade and modified tool thread with Like.
Ran across this slick cab lift attachment,to go on a cherry picker on another site. Anybody seen one for lifting the front clip?
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HHotWheelsBurban reacted to Ricko1966's post in the thread Homemade and modified tool thread with Love.
Socket Stringers. This morning I had an idea,this is the rough draft. Socket stringers you can throw in a backpack and when you get to...
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HJust surfing the ads, found a helluva deal on one of the later latch style rear seats. https://www.facebook.com/share/1AXSq7noX4/
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HAnything is a ***** if you’re brave enough
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HWe may call these trucks squarebodies, but I've heard that they were originally called "The Rounded Line"
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HYep, '47-55 was Advanced Design, '55-59 was Task Force, '60-66 was just C/K (1st gen), '67-72 was Action Line, '73-87 was Rounded Line...
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HNo, I asked to be silly. And because both were GM products during the SB timeline. Albeit built by subsidiaries. What is a Square Body?
