Your local Case or New Holland dealer can also be a good source.

 

Not a lot to report, only get to pet my engine today. However...




The parts fairy came by friday! Woohoo





All threaded holes get a tap run in them





All holes clean, all gasket surfaces clean and first degrease/ wash

 

I promised a few pics of Barney:
but I have tried multiple times this eve and can't get them to upload, maybe tomorrow

 

That press is even more manly than your engine stand.

 

Somebody help me out. I can't post pics anymore

 

Figured it out, a pic didn't resize properly.




Only pic I have of the full truck in profile. Last trip to Colo.

 

More later, pic problems again

 

What is the max size of pics to upload? I can't load pics anymore and can't figure out why. I ve seen the max size before but can't find it now.
Thanks, Carl

 

Your better off creating a photobucket.com account. Upload your pics then copy and paste the IMG code. Paste that code into your post. This way you don't need to re size your pictures.

 

I have a "60" but its a later model and has wider spring perches. When I install will probably do coil springs/4 link. Not enough time to do engine and diff so a little reinforcing in the meantime. Pardon the crooked bumper, gonna build one soon as I get my press converted to break sheet metal.

 

Once again, Thanks co425. Back in business again.

 

Roof rot, all the way across under the windshield gasket. Very time consuming when I have poor body skills. Fellers, if you haven't inspected this area of your truck I highly recommend you do so before it gets to this point.

 

'06 GMC Sierra seats, front and rear. The rears allow for great storage when not used for sitting.

 

Parts fairy came by again

 

Did a little blending above the ex valve seat.


Much smoother flow now.


Much less work in the intake, only what was needed for smoother transition.