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Ok, several things: The shaft is exactly .2500". See pics. The flat side is 180 degrees from where the pointer points. I shall find a knob at one of the many links ya'll provided. Gracias. The NSN is 5995-00-950-7685. It has a part # as well, M82001E. Also, see pics. Will update this...

Let's see your Jeep! nopics

I am going to measure the shaft tonight-I was busy liberating the city of Carentan last night and couldn't be pulled away from the task. I have to run to town tonight to swap my oxy/acetylene bottles, when I do, I'll hit my radio shack/hardware store and let you guys know. Thanks for all the...

Funnel.

I wasn't sure which forum to put this in................ I have one of the military 24-12 converters for trailers. Plug one end into the 24V vehicle's trailer socket, plug your civilian trailer into the other end and voila, the trailer's 12V stuff works fine. However, I dropped a tie rod end...

Outstanding WM. You make it sound easy! :beer:

Quite a few threads have covered antenna mount placement: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/67356-radio-antennia-location.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/21724-deuce-antenna-mount.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/59743-military-antenna-deuce.html...

Oh, that looks really familiar.

Much thanks to Zout and Deb for another epic cookout. We had a great time (Dad, clintogf, Brian, me). The food was awesome, the entire event was well planned and organized. It was great to see so many of our friends again (most we haven't seen since 11SSGR) and meet new friends. Got to see...

Goldeneagle, here are some pics of the top. Please let us know asap so I can load it if need be.

That is super nice Gimp. I'm suitably envious. I've worked for years gathering all the stuff I needed to do mechanical work-suspension / brake stuff, glass bead cabinet, etc. Finally got a nice welder and a good torch set (Miller 175 / Victor journeyman) and now I find myself looking at all...

Depends how you define "mechanic": If you mean "able to earn a reasonable living working on vehicles" then yes, you can own a vehicle without being a professional. But if you mean "able to fix my own stuff, albeit slowly and with some assistance from the internet/TM's, etc." then no, I'd say...

1. Your Sonics is better than the Winder one-I don't remember ever getting flowers at our tables. 2. Hard to resist cheating for lunch today.

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http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/82138-secondary-fuel-tank.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/7144-m35a2-dual-tanks-where-put-spare.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/47688-extra-fuel-tank.html...

Highfavor, October 10-14, 2012. Union Point, Ga @ Durhamtown Plantation. The thread link below is the info thread for the 2011 event. It has all the information about location (with links and maps), schedule, activities, food, etc. Just change the dates to Oct. 10-14 and you'll be fine...

Step 1. Turn it up until it melts a piston/headgasket. Step 2. Turn it down 1 flat. Step 3. Tow it over here and we'll fix it. Step 4. Profit!

And for those of you who do not know this, DAR is an old school SS member, 67beast.

As long as we're talking about the inner, that presses into the disk, which presses into the housing: According to jatonka, it's a CR 16842. See: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/18038-m35-front-axle-seal-replacement.html (post #1) All the ones I've done I've gotten from Erik's. His are...

If you can't get the remnants of the brake light switch out, I think I have a spare end piece out of a parts airpack.