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Finally hooked up the M149A2 and gave it a bath. Sitting under trees made it nasty.
Then drove around for an hour to heat up the tires.
Tank was empty.
CUCV is looking rough.
Mechanically it’s fantastic and extremely reliable.
Maybe time for a paint job.
It’s Desert Storm service is peeking...
I'm a little surprised you didn't use AN fittings (Aeroquip) and braided line considering the funds spent on the project already.
Looks great regardless!
I have that filter setup on several things around the ranch and it works well.
Plastic doesn't discolor over time and can tell at a glance if...
If you are willing, can you post the price you paid?
Will help someone down the road for a comparison if they ever encounter another example like yours.
Thanks
Whomever married the box and trailer together did a good job from the topside at least.
That definitely looks like CUCV SECM body as mentioned but also looks really top heavy for the trailer
Pics of the inside and underside would be great.
I didn't want to remove anything (could be another can of worms) so I always have done the heat treatment.
Not talking about glowing orange, but enough to make things loosen up a bit.
Always worked for me.
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