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Bendix Kits & Fluid #'s Kyle, The kits are no longer in production, but they can still be found at Heavy Duty Truck Parts Dealers. They were made by Bendix and the part #'s are as follows. The kit that was installed on alot of the military vehicles were metal and the # is Bendix 209636...

OPCOM, Here's a 'Old Timers Trick' for finding a no-load miss. When you shut the engine down, listen closely to the exhaust. If it sounds like it's sucking back on the last couple revs, it's a possible valve issue. If it does not make that sound, it's a pretty good bet it's a fouled...

Welcome aboard...enjoy the ride...ya couldn't take it ($) with ya anyway. :rolleyes: Keep an eye on the 'Upcoming Events Forum'...there's lots going on here in Pa. :jumpin: and close by this year. [thumbzup]

Alcohol Evaporator - The Bendix kits are no longer being made, but there's still plenty out there at heavy duty truck part dealers. The Bendix Kit part #'s are 209636 and 209637 (209636 is what the Military used, but they're very hard to find) The best fluid to use in them on a Deuce...

7am GL Time......... It's their clock and they can set any way they feel like....just ask them when/if they come back...aua

Aaron & Hawk, thanks, MEP-362 looks to be what they were.

I've got three resin guns from this supplier (www.rreplicas.com) they are all very accurately detailed. The nice thing about resin guns is you don't need to worry about the weather, plus they're affordable.

Anybody know what these are and what they were used for.:?: 6 Aluminum Army Trailers 600lbs+ ea.

Check out some of these sites for stories, photo's and information: www.cc.gatech.edu/fac/Thomas.Pilsch/Vietnam.html#AgentOrange www.ndqsa.com www.remembervietnam.homestead.com www.guntrucks.multiply.com www.grambo.us/atav/default.html and of course SS members Driver523, vtdeucedriver...

Aw great, somebody just peeded in the corner of the classifieds....:shock: Kenny isn't gonna like that!!!! :evil:

BFR, check out 'The Bantam T3-C Page' and over on 'G503' in the 1/4 ton trailer section to find out exactly what you've got. Nice find....

First person I would recommend you talk to is your insurance man. Some states require a minimum amount of liability insurance and a bond of some type to cover any haz-mat clean ups in case of an accident. Depending on the year of your deuce, they may refuse to insure it for any type hauling.

PM our very own 'westfolk' and ask him. He seems to always be up for a OD trip. If he moves it you can be assured it'll get there safe and sound. [thumbzup]

Tubing MotiveProducts.com sells the clear tubing for .75 pft., part #0409.

Gimps crank is broken, :cry: Now there's three words I'll bet he never wanted to see associated with his name...:doh: :mrgreen:

My .02 PB's template idea is a good one, I would also like to suggest a different color beacon. Blue is already for PM notfications. How about: 'Yellow' needs help. 'Red' emergency situation. That way folks would know the seriousness of that person's situation and can respond accordingly.

Mr.Murphy :evil: sure is making his rounds here lately. We need to find him a new website to plague....:wink:

Snuggle dryer sheets in the tool box and under the box seat, plus plenty of moth balls in the cab seems to work. The moth balls have kept the wasps out of the cab during the summer months also, but mine is stored inside. I do like the pepermint oil idea.....:wink:

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Jeff, this is the write-up I had asked you about months ago that I couldn't find and have been searching for ever since. The 2010 Gathering can't come around fast enough for me. Any one that doesn't already know, replicas's of some of these very same trucks will be in Carlisle, Pa. at the...