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Hell yeah, looks awesome. You're right too, this is EXACTLY what a bumper should be on a HD truck.

yep, all oak on mine

Nice, interested in this too....Deff. keep us posted.

good to have you here...Welcome

Almost two full days of splitting (at least he has a log splitter)..Hell, loading and unloading the truck was the easy part.

Getting close to putting the house on the market, so I'm offloading my surplus of wood to my neighbor. Finally got the last trunk drug up from the bottom of the hill, bucked, and split down to size. Two truck loads. Here ya go:

IMHO, Wix are good too for fuel filters. I get mine from a local privately owned parts store, and he carries Wix. 62,000 problem free miles as far as fuel filters go. AC delco's are obviously good as well, and I completely agree with steering clear of Fram.

7500-10K miles here too. cheap insurance, and it only takes about 10-15 minutes to do.

4 qts. another rule of thumb is 1/2" below fill hole.

Nice pull, how many feet you make it?

X2 on durallymax's post....Just be sure to have a spare filter ready even running B20 in case it breaks loose some sediment and clogs you up...Should be fine after this if it happens...Just keep the fuel filter on a failry strict maint. schedule.

Helluva set up..Welcome to DH Nick

:beer:Cant beat that!

That sucks Vin, glad to hear you're OK...Get any pics of the truck damage?

21.9...Nice. You getting that mileage with the 425HP tune or an economy tune?

JackH, that rig's clean as hell...Nice lookin truck..Dunesrunner as earlier in the thread, but you gotta find out what kind of camera you used for these pics. They are crystal clear..Once again, good lookin rig. Thanks

This is key for heavy trailering. You definitely want a solid steel shank & ball mount instead of hollow square tubing.

here's my set up....A little more involved if you need to adjust it, but will handle upwards to 10K and has the ability for weight distributing. Products - eazlift | Towing into the 21st century. This can also be picked up @ Northern Tool. I am sure its a diff. brand but around the same...

Nope, no need for a pump...Just make sure the fluid is ambient temp. (unless its winter and then store it inside for a few hours b/f you go to do it) so it flows a little easier. The red spout is nothing fancy, just part of a funnel kit I got from Advance for around 7-8 bucks.

Everything is soldered, but I am by far not the best at it....This is the primary thing I am going to look for tomm.