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Thanks all! Guess I will have to consider the archives "lost to the sands of time"... Dave

I guess I had hoped that with a "more active" admin, the old threads may reappear... Dave

Admin / SS, I have found a number of links (generally in older posts) that allude to an "archive" of the old SS forums. Example: I was following something about winching, and came upon a post by Mangus580 that references this link: http://old.steelsoldiers.com/index.p...fid=file&pid=1 When...

:shock: Really? Are you sure that someone didn't misplace the decimal point? Standard Deuce odometers only have 6 digits (5 for 10s of thousands of miles, and a white digit for tenths of a mile). Maybe someone assumed it had "rolled over"? The majority of the Deuces I have seen have less...

Joe, He had a handful when I picked mine up a earlier this year. My bet is that they are all gone. It would be worth a call to Clinton ( M35A2 parts, M809 series 5 ton parts items in C and C Equipment store on eBay! ) you may be in luck... Good luck, Dave

Incredibly, after those few runs (I was dumb enough to sink it more than once!) I didn't have a drop of water in any of the hubs/axles. After another run (that I don't have pictures from) I noticed the knuckle boot had slipped off the axle housing. By the time I got to pulling it apart and re...

Great Idea! I'll add a few from my collection.... Edit: Dave08 made a good suggestion in post #20... pic 1,2: trip to Haspin Acres in August of 2011 pic 3,4,5: SS rally 2011 pics 6,7,8,9: another trip to Haspin Acres in November of 2010 Dave

FWIW, Spicer has something to say about speeds, lengths, angles, etc here: http://www2.dana.com/pdf/J3311-1-HVTSS.PDF There is a table on Page 18 that may be of particular use for you... In case it gets moved, I'll try to upload it as an attachment.... Happy Bobbing! Dave

Joe, I found this thread through searching "bumper vise"... then digging through one of those threads in which Clinto posted this link: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/3560-bumper-mounted-vise.html Edit: -- You beat me by a matter of seconds! A couple of good pics of Deuces with vises...

I would start looking at things like battery connection, battery cables, main ground.... Since the horn is hot all the time, it just about has to be a battery connection problem. Does anything electrical work? Dave **edit** I am assuming your working on a deuce... maybe your talking about...

If it helps, I had a lot of good luck with flare nut crow's feet wrenches (craftsman brand). I was able to put a breaker bar on about 12 inches of extension on it. I really thought I was going to break something, but it finally let go and loosened up. I think the biggest help was being able...

I saw this, and nearly fell out of my chair laughing. http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=4836933&convertTo=USD Then I noticed that there were a bunch of lots labeled the same way! Is this something that has recently happened, or have I been missing the GL jokes all along?!?! Dave

I added the picture below, so that when gimpy changes it, the rest of the world will get this joke! ohh and by the way.... EEEEEEEEE! I wish we had a "puking smiley" for just this occasion! Dave

JCKnife, If your interested in selling parts off of it, I would love to have a few small bits... I can PM you with specifics. Thanks, Dave

Ahhh, but "screenshotting" still works! Here are a two of the finished pictures, and one of the build pics... Dave

Why does my head hurt now?!?!? :razz: Thanks and Congrats PATRACY! I am sure that great things are yet to come! I would offer my help, but I am just a little out of my league with this type of work... So instead I will support through buying a membership ;) Dave

I think you are looking for the term "snap ring". ;-) Dave

12Vman / Vinny, I started the following thread that eventually comes up with a source for the shock you are looking for: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/trailers/53540-m101a2-violent-braking.html The shock can be found here: ( I think they ran me about 30 bucks each) Toledo Actuators |...

Michael, Good Work! I did this a couple weeks ago. My biggest challenge was making a tool on the lathe that had a diameter just over the "inside" diameter of the bushing sleeve, but just under the bore diameter of the torque rod. It looks like Snap On had you covered there! With respect...

Heath / Calvnatter, How about a couple of these threads to start you off? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/36049-fuel-shutoff-rod.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/61205-engine-injection-pump-timing-fuel-leak.html I searched "fuel shut off rod" in the deuce forum. Play with the...