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Getting ready to put new rubber on the front of my B 61. Has 10R22 with rims with locking rings . I have 6 good 24.5 tubeless rims about 8.25 " wide . All I can find are 11R24.5 tires which should be good on the front. The rears are 10 22 bias ply with 1 3/4 " between the two . I think the 11R24.5 are going to be too close . What are my options ? Are wider spacers available ? 

I have seen the foam used does a great job .

I used the liquid chrome kit from Eastwood . Worked ok but did not seem to have the gloss as this shows. Like J Hancock said get some and let us know .

Welcome from one veteran to an other . We like pictures .

Great looking building . Did you insulate if so what did you use ?  Thinking about building something similar . 

Never had mine apart . Maybe some pictures would help . With the vast amount of knowledge here someone should be of help . 

Great pictures . What is model of the green Mack and  the deal of the two air intakes of the Mack at Ambridge Pa ? 

Going from memory, which is not great any more there should be a square shaft that attaches to the handle slides in from the out side . Two screws that hold the plate and handle on . The handle has to be down  in the open position to get to one of the screws . This is if every thing is still in place inside the door .

Really cleaned up nice . Great work .

Thanks . All it takes is time and money .

Thanks everyone . I used some stainless shims 1/4" Pried the core support up and slid them in .Still can not figure why the support would not go down level . Looks ok now .

Your body guy does good work . 

One step forward two back . Got the fenders mounted without a scratch . Put the new bumper on noticed the right fender was 1/2 "lower than left.  Closer examination the core support was about 3/16 lower where the new rubber bushings were installed . Do not know what to do, shim the bushings ? Would like to pull the core support but do not know how to support the fenders when I do .

Thanks for all the tips . Think I will put the inner and outer head light panel on first . Took the tires off for more room .

A  terrible loss . Hope everything was insured .

Still great after 50 yrs.

The lake is lower than normal for this time of year. They irrigate about 160,000 acres from it . The snow melt and water  up north fill it.

Does the " not for hire " mean anything  ?

Thanks for the info on the tower . It had me confused . Nothing new for me .

I do not know the story on the tower , but it has been that  way for some time . If that was my tractor I would move it before the tower got it .

I have used one for years on tractors, trucks, land mowers , and anything , that has a 12 volt battery . I just switch them to something else when they show a full charge .