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I still have NOS HEMTT air ride seats. $300.00 Think I still have NOS Deuce master cylinders. $60.00 Still have plenty NOS of 939 series mufflers for $150.00 Have NOS Deuce/809 series cab soft tops. $300.00. NOS left & right cab top pillars with new rubber. $75.00. NOS combat 5 ton rims...

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I can't find it but I can't find my glasses without my glasses. If not someone please start it because it's two weeks away.

I have been called UNUSUAL. Wonder if my M915A2 and M373A2 camper/tool/parts trailer counts. I don't want to be interviewed myself because of the witness protection program but if someone else want to do it for me. What about the buy /sell thread. I am not going to bring anything in less there...

OK just to help fill this months needs.

The best way is to check the fuel control before starting any unknown motor. There should be a fuel control check of any motor maybe twice a year just to check for any sticking. The next best way is to have a electric fuel shut off wired into the master. These two will keep your shorts clean and...

ajbird don't feel too bad as many have made the same mistake of trying to start a multi fuel Deuce motor that has sat and not checked the fuel control. By taking out two screws you could have check the fuel control for moving free. No need to do anything else and it takes maybe five minutes. So...

Right where you said it should be but covered up flush with old grease and two coats of paint. Passenger side between the two gussets. Got it cleaned out and it's taking grease. Yea seems like it would be easer with two people. Tanks

Yep right where one of the TM's said it was. I checked there and don't see it or where it might have been broken off. Will scrape off some paint and see if it is broken off and hidden. Send me a pm with you address. Thanks

I will send the first person in the lower 48 states five bucks that takes a pick of the turntable grease fitting on there 816. Don't know what I did by putting oil in the ring bolt hole but she is working and not acting like she is under strain.

Thanks for the right up. Ammo should be stored in a strong can or ammo can and not in the garage where there are a lot of accelerants.

I took off the back deck plate and also look again under the truck but no grease fitting. Yesterday I took out the 1/2 Allen head and tried to add some oil in the hole. It did not take much. This morning I removed the bolt and the oil was down from where it was. Added more oil and worked the...

No I have had this on for about 6 years. She has been sitting for at least 2 years. No broken teeth and nothing in the gears. There is a rear deck plate and a forward deck plate that come off easy. Today I am going to remove them and see if I can find the grease fittings. Thanks

She is turning just a little to the right and I can get it back to center but nothing to the left. Feels like something bad is holding it back.

The lube order just points to nothing and I did find this Allen head bolt. Removed it and poured in some oil but it just ran out. Looked under the truck for a turntable grease fitting but I don't see anything. The turntable wants to turn but seems like it is jamming up. Checked the drive gear...

Andy think I have a couple extra jerry can holders. I still have air ride HEMTT seats. $300.00 Think I have two 5ton cargo covers in good shape. $300.00 for one cover. Still have 939 series mufflers. Still have NOS 809 series air packs $400.00. NOS compete Deuce drivers doors. $300.00. NOS camo...

Found this. Also Connecticut starts with a C and so does cold. So myself yes you could add 10 or 15/40 if you were topping off. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77746-Allison-Transmission-Fluid-Research

Yea some came out at Albany and I thought someone here in Fl. got one. Cranes like to flock.

Just pulled the rod and got lucky as we broke the gland loose by hand/tool. In the pic you can still see the gland is just threaded half way in. It was break time so I snapped a pic. Dang rod must have weighted 200 lbs. but everything went as planned and no damage to seals or our backs. At one...

Pic is putting the cylinder back together. Found a great shop in Branford Fl. to rebuild the rod called certified hydraulics and had it ready in one day. Did a great job on all the protection for shipping in the back of my pickup. I will take my stuff there again for sure. Went back together...