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May 9,10,11 2013 http://www.militaryvehicleshow.com/ http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?101902-What-are-you-bringing-to-Aberdeen

Ok I'm good to go now after a rough last week. I think I'm feeling good enough to make the trip in the 109. Looking forward to meeting everybody:naner:

No the army never installed the option for 24v DC to 110v AC. The converter box next to your fuse panel makes 110v AC into 24v DC, but not the other way around. You would need to install an inverter into the system to get AC from the truck. If you did that then the 24V feed wire would need to...

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What type of batteries do you have? If flooded lead acid did you check the water level?

Some of those pics look like Camp Liberty, but then again it all looks the same.

Is it for the starter? It would probably be okay, but there is a good chance it won't work unless you provide 12v to the signal terminal. Are there any other markings or numbers on it?

FYI: I've done a search of this (thimble vs front lug nut) in the past and it seems like the majority say just the bud nut is fine. I agree that if singled out the bud nut (thimble) should be changed. So yes the thimble works, but no it is not safe. ETA: this is one of the discussions that...

hard to tell, but it almost looks like it would plug into a light bulb socket:?:

Looks good, will there be a provision for hauling it with the deuce?

Wait, so nothing worked after you put in new batteries, or it worked for a little bit and the new batteries are dead?

No, from the Negative battery post to the frame

Yep send me a message anytime I'm still learning, but if I don't know something I have two master electricians within ten feet of me at work.

On the batteries I am going with 6 volt wired in series parallel. It seems on other forums that they are more robust due to thicker plates. For me I'm planning on trying to go almost exclusively with 12 volt appliances. To size the bank just add up the amperage of each individual appliance...

umm nope working here

For you guys that know a lot about plastics, what about high temp PTFE? I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel, but there has been some advancements in plastics over the last 40 or so years. The page from McMaster shows excellent chemical compatibility with just about everything other than...

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New tow bar pins Just bumping this back up. I think it is the most recent in the deuce forum, if not it is still pertinent. I just received a new complete set of pins from New Venture (an original manufacturer) as mentioned in this thread from the 5 ton forum...

Yes Lefty loosey. otherwise you wouldn't be able to torque the nut.