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Anything API SL or higher, e.g SM or SN will be fine. Example: https://msdspds.castrol.com/bpglis/FusionPDS.nsf/Files/5DEAD6CF2F00966880258034005B0DB0/$File/BPXE-AAXEC9.pdf This stuff is $19/5 qts at Wally World.

An LR4 doesn't have gutters.

Needs more pics with those red pants and cigars.

Google is your friend: http://www.gap-diagnostic.com/support/documents/iidtool/

Stick with OEM bulbs for the brake lights. Stick with bulbs, a brake switch, and a IId tool. If the truck is regularly maintained, you don't need a box full of spares. Have the alternator and battery tested.

Stock they were under the plastic cover in a nook next to the battery.

OEM works well for me.

My D2 came with the red Italian jack. It featured a double-shaft, as well.

I agree with Ray. You've bought a fast tractor. Resist the urge to vroom vroom it; at least for a while.

I've done it myself before. But at 0900 on a cold Monday morning after having sewage back into the house the previous day, $800 seemed cheap.

Update: my AutoZone alternator is done. It lasted less than a year. An OEM is going in as I type this. Over eight bills installed, but I suspect it will last more than a year.

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I see what you did there.

Indie in Roswell, GA (north Atlanta suburb).

I'll save you the trouble: "Looks great, man!" "Awesome! Where can I get one?" "Good job!" So, curiously these are similar to the reactions that some people seek here.

Taps foot while waiting for someone to make a dash cover out of fake gator. Which is funny; someone that wouldn't spring to replace the dash will want their buds to think they laid out a few grand for a gator skin dash mat.

LCA's at Bear Valley are going to run about $1400. I'm not sure if that includes tie rods.

Barely.

That guy's dash cover looks like Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.