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:| I am soooo done working in dirt or gravel...concrete's getting expensive but so worth it.

Oh man, sorry to hear you broke the battey box. I haven't seen any plastic ones for sale in quite a while but last time I think they were like $75. Yep, they are heavy suckers!! On a side note, filled up 6 brand new 6TL batteries today..six batteries took fifteen gallons of acid! But the acid...

I've always just used some deep well sockets. Works great if you have the right sizes to slide into each other.

Wallew, you gonna be at the shoot next weekend in Cheyenne Wells? I'll be on the firing line playing safety officer. Headed out on Wednesday, will be there Thursday afternoon.

Here's one ya don't see often. My friend Gene in Reno built this for a customer at Stead Airport to fuel his private plane collection...

Sure, there's plenty of room under the deuce to crawl around, but if ya don't have to and have access to a lift it sure makes things a lot nicer and cleaner too :) [/img]

My friend Henry hauled his father's casket to the funeral in the back of his deuce. The man was a well honored veteran and it seemed fitting.

EVERY aircraft at Davis Monthan is sealed up that way to preserve them, even the cannibalized parts planes.

Yeah, but how can the government contractors stay in business if uncle doesn't spend our tax money buying new stuff :cookoo:

Jacques Littlefied has a M110A2 here in CA. http://www.milvehtechfound.com/contact.html The story is, when he started collecting all sorts of armor ATF/FBI started surveilance on him across the canyon....so he parked it pointed at them :) Later he just asked them why they didn't just come over...

There's a lot of gold in the electrical connectors!Gold is at $664.80 right now :jumpin:

OK, found the link, it was a site called Load Warrior, all about the deuces but the site appears to be dead and gone.

I used to have a link to a site that had them on it. Had mousepads and all sorts of cool deuce stuff.

I had a wheelbarrow in the back of a pickup one hit summer day. Sitting in the house eating lunch and boom, couldn't for the life of me figure out what shook the house...until I went out and saw the wheelbarrow tire. Guess it got hot enough in the sun. I couldn't imagine a deuce tire blowing...

aua aua aua I knew if I scrapped what was left of that thing last week someone would need something off of it.

Yep, repaired more of them than I care to count.

I'd buy 40 8) :lol: :)

Could be something as simple as an injector problem. Don't forget to add your location 8)

Gary, we missed ya at Tower man!!!!!! It was a blast:) But I won't rub it in too much, we're busy as heck now that the weather has straightened out finally so totally understand. I'll keep ya updated the more I find out.

I've seen several of those mounted on CUCVs, most pintles seem to be a standard bolt pattern. I've even seen one mounted on a M151A2