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Thread: My BIG M925A2 Project Truck Is Home

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12-02-2008, 08:59

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Oldvw2

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Originally Posted by steelsoldiers

On a crappy note, it looks like we'll be swapping out the battery box. I noticed that several of the loops that the j-bolts hook to were rusted off of the base. Doh! That probably means the cab floor is rusted under the box. I think that truck has had more than a few swims in salt water. Arghhh!!!

Soldier A must have ignored the dash sticker that states "steam cleaning will remove rustproofing"

That is the only bad thing I have noticed about Seabee trucks - lots of saltwater issues. Still, this one is not near as bad as that Dare County Sheriff's Office or the USN Beachmaster truck cabs are.....
Chad

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