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  1. jollybuildingmover

    Dual tank fuel gauge issue

    Oh, no doubt. And I discovered today when I ran out of fuel AGAIN that when this issue is rearing its head, the rear tank does not fill the front like normal. Yippee! Sent from my SM-T800 using Tapatalk
  2. jollybuildingmover

    Dual tank fuel gauge issue

    Did get your fuel guage working? I am having problems with the guage on my cab and chassis that left me steamed over the weekend. Mine has gone to a few random times, but now is stuck on full. Sure where to start. It may may have to go to the dealer this week. Rob Sent from my SM-T800...
  3. jollybuildingmover

    Best AT for highway and off-road

    I have a pair of the Cooper AT3s on my 1 ton. Very impressed with them. I have a pair of 31x0.50s on the front of my half ton also, and really like them. I think those are better than the Discount Tire ATP version. Any time a manufacturer makes a product specifically to be sold by a discount...
  4. jollybuildingmover

    Suspension opinions wanted

    How is the adjustment on your torsion bars? If they are cranked too tight there is nothing you can do to save your suspension, or keep any kind of decent ride. What are running for pressure on the front tires? If you have t-bars cranked to tight, wrote shocks and 80 psi in the front tires...
  5. jollybuildingmover

    Line Lock Installation, 2004 3500 C&C

    I have not tried an actual wheel chock set. My biggest concern other than the dragging of the truck is keeping all the pressure off of the park pawl. I have heard of guys in my line of work breaking a park pawl, but I don't know what make of trucks this has happened in. I at times have had...
  6. jollybuildingmover

    Line Lock Installation, 2004 3500 C&C

    I will have to look into the MICO. That may hit the spot. I searched line lock lady night and found nothing except rear end locker threads. 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  7. jollybuildingmover

    Line Lock Installation, 2004 3500 C&C

    I have been trying to come up with a plan for my truck. It is an auto, and I do a lot of hardcore pulling with the winch dragging buildings. I do need to get the rear parking brake adjusted, but I need some extreme holding power. I have heard tell of guys in the same business I am in popping...
  8. jollybuildingmover

    LB7 Wrecker GAWR Rear

    I would think 2" of sag is acceptable. To put your mind at ease, when my truck gave up the rear u joint, the wrecker that brought me in was a crew cab Chevy with a wheel lift. He picked up the front of my truck and hailed it 30+ miles with no issue. 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  9. jollybuildingmover

    Trailer tires, better than "E"

    Then extra tire would be no problem...that is good news. Sent from my SCH-R530U using Tapatalk
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    Trailer tires, better than "E"

    You might also need to measure the height of that trailer. Alot of trailers like that are built to be right the legal height limit. You sure would not want to put a tire on that would put you over limit. A rig like that is being for a DOT check (not because anything is wrong, just to make sure...
  11. jollybuildingmover

    Lowering an LB7

    They make degreed shims if you decide you need to adjust your pinion at some point,. 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  12. jollybuildingmover

    Picked up trailer today

    Yeah, most trailer dealers now offer a spare as an option. I have seen one manufacturer here in Texas that actually listed "new tires" as an option on brand new trailers. 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  13. jollybuildingmover

    Trailer tires, better than "E"

    http://www.tcrossfarm.com/new_page_1.htm An interesting read with good info. 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  14. jollybuildingmover

    Trailer tires, better than "E"

    Supposed to say a triple axle setup... 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  15. jollybuildingmover

    Trailer tires, better than "E"

    If you go to the 17.5 you will have to most likely replace your hubs. Those wheels use a larger stud. You may be able to have the larger stud pressed your hubs, but i think it is a significantly larger stud. On that axle setup, you are going to just have problems with tires. Sharp turning...
  16. jollybuildingmover

    This is what I do with mine!

    It actually steered fine. A little light on the toes but no issue. This was only a 3-4 block haul, otherwise i would have had to move to plan B. 04 3500 LB7 C&C We move Portable Buildings!
  17. jollybuildingmover

    This is what I do with mine!

    It was way off balance. The only way it loaded was that the yard came out of was 3' higher than the street so I basically pulled it straight out and onto the truck add far it would go. Them i chained the front as tight against the bed as I could, then pulled out until the end of the building...
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    2004 Chevrolet 3500hd dually

    jollybuildingmover submitted a new Showcase Item: 2004 Chevrolet 3500hd dually Read more about this showcase item here...
  19. 2004 Chevrolet 3500hd dually

    2004 Chevrolet 3500hd dually

    2004 Chevrolet 3500hd dually
  20. jollybuildingmover

    This is what I do with mine!

    Or maybe i should use this one! This move here was actually a little. But i only going 3 blocks and there just was no way to my 30' trailer in to load it. It is a 12x24, and that porch makes a nice chunk of extra weight out there. Sent from my SM-T800 using Tapatalk
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