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this is my deuce painted I know its not the perfect paint but it keeps the rust getting at it

this is the trailer hitch in action with a modified jeep trailer. with such a light trailer and no power steering it is impossible to back up straight.

its part number 37042

maybe this worked

Also most comercial buses run off 24vdc systems with a power inverter hooked up for 12vdc and one inverter for 120ac for inside lights most of the running lights are 24 vdc.

I tried to upload the picture several times but it wont and its only 331kb

this is a picture of the Reese trailer hitch and ball I attached to my deuce it is attached with eight 3/8 bolts four on each side of the frame with holes drilled through with a simple cordless drill. I used a 6" drop but it may not be enough for most trailers.

thats really bad though when it cost $60+ dollars to replace a set of BDUs as the soot will stain and Ive seen it happen after a rain storm

just run a 12volt line off the battery point inbetween and run a switch to the cab then to the set of lights under the bumper just dont run over cars with them down there they will get knocked off as the deuce tends to climb over cars. I have a set mounted there for seeing things up close.

Has anyone used a title service to get a title I have no sf97 so have to get a title got insurance. I was looking at ITS they charge $200. :confused:

I ve been working on painting my 109 van boy it takes forever

I found the bridge weights in the front of the 10 manual in the tabulated data. easy way.

I know the M109A3's bridge number is 7 but which side of the plate does it go on isnt one side the vehicle weight and the other the trailer weight?

I opened up my BII box below the drivers seat and there was the can of DOT3 I used years ago

I used Gulfway, Hagerty would not insure my deuce and niether would JC Taylor

Cant remember what DOT fluid to use. It has been 5 years since I last toped off the master cylinder.

I have a regular class 4 hitch on my deuce. I found one that lines up on the frame and bolts right in. It lined up on two holes in the frame so I had to drill out the other ones will have to look to remember model. Had to use a 6" drop to get the ball even near a trailer.

I bought my deuce when I was still in the Army I used to get waved through all the check points or sometimes I would get asked for my dispatch. As soon as my unit found out I had a deuce they found me to unload all the closed out deuce parts and manuals they could get rid of.

I hate referring to my deuce as made by Kaiser-Jeep everyone always puts make as Kaiser and model as Jeep no one understands. I might as well say its made by Kaiser and leave it at that.

there is no off roading in florida just getting stuck in mud and soft wet swamp we are below the water level