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Pour POR-15 in the bottom after washing them out. Make sure the drain holes are clean afterwards.

M44 (deuce), M39 (first generation five ton) and M809 (second generation 5 ton) are the same. The M939 is different due to it's wider cab width. M44 uses a mounting plate on the left leg (driver's side). Right side legs mount directly to the ring. Think the 939 uses 3 mounting plates to span...

The Airborne CCKW is very rare. There is one for sale on armyjeeps.net that is from the late Jack Tomlin's collection. Only one I've ever seen other than one other on the G.

Pay as you go. They take educated guesses and they're pretty good.

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What kind of wheeling and dealing would it take to swap an M108A2 for an M1009?

Just an FYI about the oft repeated M151 rollover lawsuit: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/hmmwv/46859-m1152a1-performance.html#post528842

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This would be a tremendous help. Every year, several of our swap meet sellers/buyers have something BIG to move and it's always been an adventure. One year we had to borrow a tracked skid steer from Durhamtown to load a trailer into a dropside deuce and another year...

The phrase "bumping a thread" means to add a fresh comment to a thread, thus causing it to be displayed at the top of the page again on the front page of the site or at the top of the page in the specific "forum" the thread is posted in.

Yes, not a stupid question at all. Add them to your original thread and when you do, bump the thread so people know you've updated it.

75 powered vehicles ( meaning we didn't count equipment or trailers) last year. We are estimating 85-100 this year.

Clintogf might have one. Have a potential buyer coming to look at the 1009 Saturday. If he doesn't want it (the spare wheel with no tire) you two can work something out.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/66690-civy-wiper-conversion-od-paint-post952553.html#post952553

Don't know, we don't have any trucks with electric wipers anymore. Since my local Napa claims the arms are disco'd, she got these from Amazon & eBay.

The green one makes the tan one look like a baby! rofl

I need some help from you WWII #7 guys. I am getting my #7 operational and I've got an issue with the chain fall and I can't find the TM for the hoist itself. When I got it, the wheel where the chain would go for you to crank it up and down was missing the chain and the wheel was wobbly. I...

I have been working on getting my #7 operational. I couldn't mount it to the bed the way it mounts to the CCKW bed (I have see the schematic showing how it originally mounts) so I used some super heavy duty fine pitch, grade 8 5/8" rods and buckle plates to mount it to the bed frame. I...

I wanted to thank General McGregor for posting up this thread, with part #'s, pictures, etc., along with the others who posted up similar threads: PaulFarber: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/68022-m35a2-wiper-arms-blade-install.html 73X...

That's what I was going to say. They're a pain to load and unload due to having to lean over. I wish they were a bit taller!

FYI, the seals clintogf got from Erik's Military surplus last week did not have any writing on them (see image 0687). Much thanks to Banshee for writing this epic thread! I have a strong recommendation for you guys about to do this: Buy a parts washer.