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Original Pics: Arrival! Oh hey, a bonus plastic battery box - cool!

I suppose this is a "life goal" of mine (shooting a vehicle mounted gun). More specifically, my gun, from my vehicle (I mean, I'd prefer it to be a tank but this truck is costly enough). I've had my M35A2 for 5 years now and it used to have a gun ring installed when it was in service, but I...

I have trust issues when paying for services of any kind - especially with my home - doubly so with my vehicles or related to my vehicles. I also have very little experience with arranging and coordinating freight shipping. There are many companies to choose from. I remembered the post here on...

I have absolutely no help to give you regarding your problem, but I can help clear up this confusion. You M934 is specific Model of the "M939 Series". There is no specific "M939" truck - it only denotes a group of similar trucks. The M939 series spans multiple trucks that are built/designed...

The thread was active just this year, so not so old ;) The member I bought this 66" light bar from does not have the control boxes or wiring harness for sale separately (the switches and harness only came with the longer light bars). You will need to build your own wiring harness, supplying...

He also won't even be able to afford to pay attention!

This actually really surprised me, I had thought for sure that those bolts on top there would be just a little too tall.

That splatter pattern and color looks like you brained someone in the face with a hammer! rofl :recovry4x4: :whistle:

:oops: :cookoo: :oops: Oops Well, I was a bit curious when I had the fan and radiator off my deuce this last weekend and noticed how the tachometer looked very similar, though I didn't see a grease zerk (I looked), but moved on with the other task I was working on. Time to e-mail Big Mike's...

Drove the truck yesterday and the speedometer was driving backwards (the odometer rolled backwards, needle stayed at zero). Not sure how the adapter can be reversed because either end is very different and obviously intended for the given setup. By this I mean, the end the speedometer cable...

There's a lot of Deuce TM's! When viewing the Deuce TM forum, go to Page 2 (very easy to miss) and open the thread created by Admin titled "TM's for the Deuce": http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77607-TM-s-for-the-Deuce There's tens-of-thousands of electronic pages in those links...

Make sure you follow the link in that thread over to the corrected wiring diagrams! http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?15778-CAD-M35-wiring-diagram

Sorry, I had to re-evaluate my assumptions, they were wrong. Just use this handy calculator that someone else more clever made: http://www.raymondsocal.com/calculators/rampcalculator.html

There were shapes involved! :papabear: But of course, you're absolutely correct! :patracy:

My guess would be through a practical application of Algebra & Geometry *ahem* er trigonometry. 8-) **Deleted long explanation due to being incorrect** My previously written fancy calculations would have been correct for going up and then back down again on the same angle of ramp, but not the...

Thanks, I hadn't seen his for sale thread on here.

Wet ground was certainly not the cause of the wet backside when I first pictured this story! rofl