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Many thanks for going to the trouble to get a good winch out of the pile. It will be a lot easier to get mounted if all I have to do is re-seal it and shoot a coat of paint on it. Thanks again Stretch!!!

That truck looks better than new. Really nice machine you have there!

There are other choices. You can weld deuce wheel centers into any wheel that will clear the drums. I have seen HMMv wheels modified for this purpose. They are plentiful, inexpensive, and look right.

KenTools makes them.

RE: Re: Fuel line fittings There are several grades of nylon tubing available. The Nylon 11 had good chemical resistance. Some are more flexible, and run at lower pressures. Look at the McMaster Carr catalog online. It has charts showing the chemical resistances of various materials, plus...

RE: Re: Fuel line fittings There are several grades of nylon tubing available. The Nylon 11 had good chemical resistance. Some are more flexible, and run at lower pressures. Look at the McMaster Carr catalog online. It has charts showing the chemical resistances of various materials, plus...

The Graco Delta sprays are good guns, as are DeVilbiss and Binks. If you are spraying CARC, there is no advantage to using a good gun, matter of fact the silica in the CARC will wear your needle, seat, and packing rather quickly. I would use a cheapie Harbor Freight pressure feed gun for about...

They can be cut out far enough to clear the front axle splines without bushing them. I have desplined several sets, and have been running a pair for almost 3000 miles. I chuck them in the lathe and use an indexable boring bar with a C7 carbide insert. Some flanges have hardened splines, some...

Wreck You need me to give a hand? I have deuce and towbar.

I was a little on the low side. Of course, I haven't owned anything with points in 20 years!

Most old six cylinder engines will run at .016-.018 point gap.

I ordered one yesterday and the socket set too, since it comes with a Budd nut socket.

RE: Re: Just Purchased a M105 Trailer and need some help. I think the little Hino trucks have a 16 or 16.5 dual wheel that has the deuce bolt pattern. They might be good on the M105 trailer, just have to watch the drum clearance.

sorry, double post.

The ring is retained by the tire bead. If the groove in the wheel is good, and the mating surface on the ring is good, then a twisted ring is not a problem. Now, if there is a kink in the ring, discard it. A smooth twist is not a real issue. I always soap up the bead really well before I air up...

Go to any Jeep dealer. The old J2000 mounts were round, the cabs are interchangeable I believe.

Emmado, I got my tire hammer on-line from www.sjdiscounttools.com/ken35429.html I think it was just over $80 including shipping. I got my KenTool lock ring tool from McMaster Carr a couple of years ago.

OK guys, PM me your wants. When they come in next week and I quality check them, I'll send you a PM with my PayPal addy and the total. I am going to find the cheapest flat rate postage from USPS, so everyone can get them as cheap as possible. Thanks for being patient, we should all get a decent...

All I take Paypal. When I get them in, I'll let everyone know and PM my Paypal addy out. I'll also have some at Aberdeen, I may have to get another batch made.

I have 20 compressor wrenches coming in next week. They are laser cut from 3/8" steel. I am looking at $20 each plus flat rate postage to SS members. Line up for your wrenches!