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See this thread and the many links inside. I think some of the older deuces had them and sometimes they can be flipped. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/78287-deuce-differences.html

And make sure the vent on the axle is free. Pressure can push that stuff out.

Try the A2 manuals. The winch itself is supposed to be the one used on the A2 but powered hydraulically. I think.

No real problem on the mufflers. It is kind of under a pine tree that quiets it and the neighbors are a good distance. I now have a list of maintenance items for it. [thumbzup]

Been out since 5 pm. With the two trucks I should have about 90 gallons of diesel LOL but will shut her down later tonight and fire it up early in the morning. I did find out the screen on the tank fill is not great, it was slow filling it up. Running the whole house, heat pump, water pump...

My CTIS automatically runs them at 45. If it were not for that I would run about 50.

Here is the thread I posted earlier about the truck I just bought. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/75556-diesel-supposed-look-like.html

I can give you my hill story. M1009, drove it 5 hours after I bought it and it ran fine. At home I parked it back up on a steep hill, plenty of fresh fuel, and she died. All I got was white smoke. Fast forward, I seemed to have sucked up crapps in the tank and broke loose a pile of brown...

I did mine that way. Lots of needle scaling, sanding, even grinding in the pitted bed. Followed that with rustoleum red primer and Gillispie semi-gloss OD. That was 2 years ago and no issues.

The 105 was not around long. There is a lot more info on the 106 that replaced it, Reproductions and actual models are out there for it. Good luck!

The print that came in mine was pretty useless due to age and poor quality. Anyway it was pretty common sense and logical to just go piece by piece.

Administration. It ain't easy. :sad:

I think this is it, is it not? Air Governor For Trucks With Compressed Air System, M35, M809, M939, etc. 284358 / 10900525-5 / 4P5388

I think you can just take it to a truck parts store, it is a common regulator.

Check out the instructions in the TM http://test.steelsoldiers.com/upload/Generators/TM5-6115-584-34.pdf

My odometer is correct but the speedometer can read all over the place.

I have one. In the summer I go to canvas cargo cover, in the winter I use a 24087 painted vinyl.

Good to hear you got her registered! When I picked up my first truck it had 10 extra wheels and tires in the back too. I am still using them. BTW what is the water in the background of the picture? The Kanawha River? I used to live on the West side.

Welcome from "almost" Virginia. rofl

Rod, don't fool around with a used one, they are available at auto parts places for maybe $150. You can get the high capacity one for the 1009 and get more miles per fill. ETA: Get new straps too!