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One of my All Time favorite episodes. RIP Colonel Potter.

Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and take the photos. Im as dumb as a sack of hammers when it comes to trying to 'visualize' from the written word alone! The manufacturers should be required to be Members of this site. They could learn a lot about effective presentation prior...

Perfect LOL!!!

That is an incredibly crisp looking truck, even with the unique paint colour (Color for you folks South of the Border)! I think I want to eat a lemon meringue pie now....... Great find (was going to insert smilie raising beer mug but its gone)

Nice capture! It's just begging to be used! Make sure you get plenty of pictures both clean and dirty! :beer:

I will be doing an inventory of NOS, Take Off and Spare parts this weekend. Should you require anything in particular let me know and I will keep an eye out for you.

PS: Who are you calling OLD ? Just because I have spent more time in the Crapper than you have on the Planet LOL!!!

You crack me up Kid !!!! You owe me a large Black Coffee as I spewed mine all over the computer at work when i looked up who 'Polar Bear' was on Ice Road Truckers. I havent laughed that hard for quite some time after reading your post. Enclosed here is a photo of me and my 'Crew' after...

46 ??? Thats still shorts and T-Shirt weather! :funny:

That is an awesome set up you have. I believe that will be my next adventure! Thanks for sharing the info and photos. :driver:

Hey Brother, Great talking with you on the phone the other day. Like I said You Have a set of Titanium Balls to just dive in and get it done! When all is together and you have a spare evening would you be able to create a journal with your tech info/sources for the conversion? I would even...

Now that just might be exactly what I'm looking for! Any ideas on the price of a unit?

Welcome aboard! All sorts of weird and wonderful resources available on this site. Throw up some photos when you get the chance. Jim

:beer: Thanks for posting the photos! I hope all is well on the Left Coast.

Good solid advice guys. The wheel cylinders are 1 3/8 ", we ran out of usable light and time to show the cleaning and maintenance of the drums and adjusters. Keeping track of the little cork wedge (too tired to look up the actual name at the moment) is also important. We used some of Gord's...

The Wheel Cylinders were in vaccum sealed packages with June 1982 printed within. The Military external packaging was labelled 1983. A couple more photos of pulling out the axles and getting ready for cylinder removal and replacement. Oh yeah: Make sure if you've never done this before to...

Tyler came up to me stating he had the answer to repowering the M135!

Here's a perfect example of Gord illustrating 'There is no such thing as Too Much Leverage' when losening lug nuts.

We pulled all the drums. Found a couple in the rear were dragging a bit, the wheel cylinders were leaking. The wheel cylinders did not look to be in that bad of shape externally. They don't like to be sitting for extended period without being used. I decided to replace all of them. Ralph at...