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@@jerrygomoll8130 sorry I cannot be much help here. The power supply runs from the fuse box to the control slides, then the switch from the control slide box go to a harness that is hidden behind the heater box. I’d recommend finding someone local that will let you look at theirs to find what you need. Good luck man!

I don’t, but it was from LMC Trucks online.

Yep, I’d start with the linkage nearest the tranny looking for slop. That is the most common area.

Absolutely! Follow the path in the video and you’ll find your problem if it with the linkage and not an internal transmission problem. Good luck!

Enjoy! Love these old trucks. What motor do you have in it?

@@skillsmydadtaughtme880 454 with th400. Working on tearing out the trans this weekend as it won’t go into gear except reverse. Believe the clutches burned out.

@@nickschloesseroh nice, I will probably swap my 402 for a 454 at some point to get more torque for towing. I had to have my th400 rebuilt also. I installed a tranny cooler too, again for towing. Good luck with your project!

It’s weird because to the naked eye you can’t tell the difference between the two.

@@skillsmydadtaughtme880 The Manta Ray blade is only 1" wider than the Sting Ray but it has 64 square centimeters more of surface area. The Manta Ray blade dimensions are: Blade Size: 7.5 x 18 in. (19 x 46 cm) Blade Surface Area: 102.5 sq. in. (661 sq. cm) The Sting Ray blade dimensions are: Blade Size: 6.5 x 18 in. (16.5 x 46 cm) Blade Surface Area: 92.5 sq. in. (597 sq. cm) I currently have a 2 piece Sting Ray but I plan to get a 2 piece Manta Ray.

The more I travel outside the US the more I'm convinced that Americans are horrible drivers in comparison.

That truck and trailer is in his spot, his was politely going to ask him how low he was going to be illegally parked in his spot.

They just sat there waiting to get hit🤦‍♀️😆

It had definite vibes of the steam roller scene from Austin Powers.

@@retroguardian4802 agreed! The sad thing is that he knew it was having trouble prior and still trusted it.

@@PatrickBaptist yikes! Glad you weren’t hurt.

Glad you found it helpful. Practice when you get your trailer. Go to an empty parking lot and practice backing in a straight line using your mirrors. Then try to parallel park up against a painted line. Do this for both sides. This will take some of the intimidation out of it.

You’re welcome 😊

Glad you think so! It has saved me many times, and made things so much simpler.

What is it? It must go up under the cowl intake area? I’m interested!

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Good points. The cold morning starts with this manual choke and gassy smell have me considering a fuel injection system already. I really want to see if this engine will be powerful enough to pull my trailer before I dump more money into it. If it’s too weak then I’ll be swapping it out for an entirely new engine anyway.

This is the device I used. www.zlokhoodlock.com/

It’s a movement!

It's funny, I get more comments driving this thing around than I do my '66 Chevy truck

Thanks Mike. Like every security device, if someone wants it bad enough they’ll get it. The idea is to make it difficult for the casual opportunistic thief. The club is a step in that direction. A kill switch is another step. But I’d rather them see a major hurdle like the club BEFORE they smash a window to get in only to discover it won’t start. I had a club actually prevent a theft before on a different vehicle. They broke in and tried to drill the club lock but couldn’t. Cost me about $100 to fix the break-in damage but that’s it. A smarter thief would’ve done what you suggested and cut the steering wheel. Thieves usually aren’t as smart as you or I.

A/C is a tough one because the systems I’ve seen take up a lot of space under the dash. But honestly this is the mod my wife wants the most since we’ll be using it primarily in the summer.

It made me laugh so hard!

I believe cats are invasive, no? Besides, without squirrels how is my indoor cat to be entertained while looking out her window?

Cats would also go after, and scare away the birds

@@IrieFiery you are correct, I’ve seen the neighbor cat launch up and snatch a bird off this platform. It was amazing! But I mean really, there are plenty of birds here so it’s not like they’re going extinct. And even the squirrels don’t bother except when they chew my feeder!

Yeah they’re pretty wide compared to others. Makes them so stable it’s almost impossible to tip them over unless you’re really trying.

You are correct. The pump and battery are sold separately, my mistake.

@@skillsmydadtaughtme880 Not a problem at all, just wanted to clarify to save others the shock I got when I saw the price of the battery and how low it's capacity is 😞

@@PedalBikerUK One battery is plenty to inflate and deflate at least 2 boats in one charge. It might even do more than that, I've just never needed more than that in one charge. I guess the next time I have a multi-day paddle trip I can not recharge it overnight and see how much it will do.

@@jasonbarker9725 That's good to know. If this pump and battery can inflate and deflate the Airvolution 2 twice over that's good going for a battery pack that will charge a phone just twice!

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@@skillsmydadtaughtme880 Thanks for the link, the name of the shoes?

Yes, in fact I’ve pumped up both chambers in 2 boats on one charge. However we usually end up manually pumping one chamber whilst the electric pump is working on the other. With a little effort you can beat the electric pump.

@@skillsmydadtaughtme880 Great. So there are just 2 chambers to inflate. From the images, it looked like there were 4 valve locations, what are the other 2 "ports" that look like valves, situated opposite?

@@PedalBikerUK correct, each boat only has 2 chambers. The other valves you're seeing are the emergency blow-off valves in case it gets over inflated.

@@jasonbarker9725 Thanks, understood 👍

Glad you liked it!

Ha ha oh thank you.

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Great! Thank you!

Cool! After the boat is in the water, you’re still able to easily lower yourself in? That sounds like it could be a challenge.

@@skillsmydadtaughtme880 you would have to try it since we all have different strength.

Good point