Moonlite Diesel Performance

On this day, we remember one of the most unbelievable events in American history.

On June 4, 2004, Marvin Heemeyer climbed into a modified Komatsu D355A bulldozer—armored with steel and concrete, complete with cameras and bulletproof glass—and rolled through Granby, Colorado. Over the course of about two hours, the "Killdozer" demolished 13 buildings before finally grinding to a halt.

Heemeyer once said, "Sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things." Whether you see it as a cautionary tale, a piece of bizarre history, or pure internet legend, one thing's for sure: this story is one that people just can't stop talking about

🔥 Celebrate the legend in style! 🔥

Our Pure Diesel Power Killdozer T-Shirt is the perfect way to honor this unforgettable day.

🛒 Get yours here: https://puredieselpower.com/products/apparel-and-stickers/pure-diesel-power-killdozer-t-shirt-pdptshrt5

💬 Where were you when you first heard the Killdozer story? Drop a comment below! 👇

What happens when you break off hardware during a repair?

You just silicone them back in place right?

That’s what the previous shop to recently work on this F350 thought! 😳 😬

Diesel trucks are not cheap to buy, maintain, and repair. Be sure you are bringing your rig somewhere you can trust.

We’ll get these broken fasteners removed, replaced, and torqued down correctly without the RTV sealant! 😂

For all you competition guys! We just restocked on some Hot Shot’s Secret products. This product is new to our hot shots inventory. Stop in and grab a bottle. Give it a try!

This customer got super lucky. Can you imagine driving your Cummins powered ram to your banks monster ram install appointment and your engine swallows the burnt off hardware? Almost happened to this customer! Luckily this all worked out for him in the knock of time!

Do you have a 6.7 Cummins that is still running the factory grid heater setup? Don’t be a victim of engine failure! Give us a call and get your upgraded replacement scheduled today!

As the weekend draws near, weather forecasts suggest potentially hazardous conditions. To guarantee optimal vehicle performance, it is advisable to consider the following preventative measures: ensure your fuel tank is full, add winter cold flow additive to lower the fuel's gel point, and replace fuel filters as necessary. Furthermore, plug in or garage your trucks to mitigate potential issues. If your battery is aging or weak, proactive replacement is recommended. Should you require assistance with preparations or encounter any issues, please contact us for support.