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Congratulations-looks really solid. We'd love to see some more pictures of it :D Man I love those things. I saw a great site yesterday full of DUKW videos........ DUKW Search Results | CriticalPast.com: Page 1

I'll look tonight and see where Chuck posted that. Either here on on G503. If i can't find it I will call him. C

I have been told and read in numerous places that filtered engines should take detergent oil and non filtered engines should take straight, non-detergent oil. So I have been using 30W detergent Penzoil in mine, but that's just what my local supplier carries in 30W detergent oil. If Rotella...

The Dixie Division of the MVPA always has a lot of high quality images on their website of these events. I really want to go one of these years, those guys put on a top notch event. I just can't ever seem to make the time.

Voila.

Looking good Doug! You did real well there. Very good.

I have 1/2", 3/4" and 1" impacts. My 1/2" models are Ingersol-Rand IR231 and IR2131's. clintogf and I have had dozens of deuces....... and the IR 1/2" models have removed every lugnut except for 2. So the success rate is literally over 100:1. Now, all that being said, a success rate of...

nopics There is the older military canvas covering and then there is some more modern stuff, that feels a lot smoother. I like the modern stuff a lot more but I don't think any of the standard canvas suppliers offer it. Can you post up what you have? Sounds promising. C

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/8460-front-axle-seals-boots-stepxstep.html

Great pictures! Wish I could be there. I love the scenic overlook group shots you guys always do.

See this thread (in particular post #23) for mucho crane discussion. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/11516-crane-ideas.html

That's pretty high. Last instrument cluster I had done was for a '69 Road Runner. It was a little less than a grand and it was a messed up cluster-needed a new speedo head, printed circuit board and bunch of other stuff. All gauges stripped to bare metal, repainted and re-stenciled...

I don't know, I am kind of fond of it; it was NOS when I got it. But you can come down here and bring your deuce and I'll help you swap it..... in return for some liquid refreshments :beer: It is the official GI hoist for transmissions and transfers. Rated for 1K pounds. Very nifty.

Finished a transmission install, swapped a bad airpack, washed one of the other deuces and M105A2's in preparation for Zout's picnic.

Awesome :beer:

Wreckerman has saved us on multiple occasions. :beer:

See post #9 & 11 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/49567-how-can-you-pull-12v-trailer-24v-truck.html See rmgill's posts http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/29142-deuce-vs-civilian-trailer-wiring.html...

That is a really great find, very complete and not beat to death. The gas tank is a typical issue-get damaged easily in more difficult offroading maneuvers. The deck is gorgeous. Wish mine was that nice.

I have this model and it worked awesome on our M38A1. Hub Puller - Heavy Duty Rear Hub Puller <br>Fits 46-86 Jeep & Willys

Purple stuff and a pressure washer. DO NOT use too much pressure or get too close. You will leave marks in the CARC. Do not ask me how I know this. :roll: