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On my first ever deuce purchase back in 2001, I had the DLA come and audit me about the truck. Wife freaked out when the "DOD" guy called and set up a time to come see the truck and paper work. Luckily I had the truck still and the title (this is when GL issued titles for every truck).
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take off the top screw on the filter toward the firewall and bleed all the air there first with the in tank pump running. If no fuel there, then the pump does not run. If you get fuel out of that place, then try cracking an injector and crank then engine over to see if you can get fuel out.
My wrecker needs tires. There is a place in Texarkana TX that has alot of tires.
I would need someone to go inspect the tires, pick out at least 6 good tires, 14.00 x 20, and bring them to Aztec NM. No exact date but sooner is better.
I would pay for them after you pick the best ones via...
If you have or can get a trailer for the bike, i could take you up this weekend. I have a Jeep Liberty with the diesel engine and can tow up to 5000 lbs but I don't have a trailer. I am off Friday til tuesday.
I am living in Loma Linda now, not New Mexico so I am just down the road from you...
yea, I had been tossing the idea around about a remote control, nice small box with a joystick or two. Would probably be more expensive than the whole truck though.
I don't know much about the M923 but here is my 2 cents worth-
They were probably plumbed to the air cleaner so when the air gets sucked in (instead of expelled) no dirt or other stuff gets sucked into the brake master or whatever is plumbed to it.
I don't mine the picture being up.
I think its called 4 color MERDC, look it up on google and there are several different versions.
Mine is very faded from all the sun I think.
Most of the time, the military towed trucks two ways:
One is using a "whiffle tree bar" which hooks to the bumper and using the crane picks the front of the truck off the ground, then a towbar is hooked to the front axle with axle clamps.
Two is just using the towbar to the front bumper and...