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Hey, you guys need to be careful-in between pictures 1 and 3, you lost a wheel & tire on the towed 109! Nice tow lights.

Welcome to the site. You've obviously done your homework. That's a great looking truck. :beer:

Tom's OD kit also fixes the infamous 2nd gear issues these transmissions have.

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Download the Tapatalk app and you will be able to upload images from your Droid. Sincerely, HTC EVO 4G user. :D

We had one like this on one of clintogf's trucks. I ended drilling all the way to the bottom of it, putting in a super long lag bolt and then prying it out, using a pry bar under the head of the lag bolt and increasing amounts of cribbage as a pivot point (2x4's).

My opinion is yes, that there should be some negative reinforcement for breaking the rules. The old crap about "Oh, I didn't know" shouldn't cut it-lack of knowledge about a law doesn't exonerate a person (imagine trying to defend yourself for murder or speeding: "OH! I didn't know there...

Beautiful work Neil! Your truck looks great.

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Check these guys out: G503.com Message Forums • View topic - Heavy Wrecker playtime down-under We need something like this at our rally. A display, different each year.

Did you ever get a chance to measure yours? Thanks Left. Because it's a lots more complex than you'd think, plus the heft of the materials would necessitate serious dies and whatnot to actually stamp/form/whatever the raw parts. There probably aren't enough buyers out there at the...

Looking good. What kind of timeline do you expect in terms of being driveable?

Are you saying new upgraded dogbones are available that don't use a rubber bushing? Link? :D

Very well written. I can't wait to read the next installment!

This is the original. Fuel and air pump. Do they need to be primed? To run? It's quite helpful! And that's why the military included a priming lever directly on the pump.

*cough* search will always answer your questions *cough* :) http://www.steelsoldiers.com/870474-post53.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/844786-post2.html That's just a couple of 24 pages of results I got for "filter AND pitch".

Neil is an ok dude. :beer:

After having deuces now for almost 5 years, I would definitely recommend to anyone that they invest in a cheap aluminum carport if they do not have a garage they can keep the vehicle in. The issues of tire dry rot, cab and cargo bed cover fatigue are great enough to justify the $5-700 investment.

The one in clintogf's M1009 was markedly different. The gauge is lit using a bulb that snaps in the back, not the "side lighting" that the M-series trucks use. I don't remember it having a packard connector either, but I can't remember if it has a stud and an eyelet or a wiring connector. I...

Hey everybody, clintogf just got an M66 setup and she needs a mounting plate (see attachment) as well. We have a friend who says he can fab a replacement, so either dimensions or a real size template. We'd prefer a template. Obviously we'd take a plate too. gracias C