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Definitely a hole in cylinder number 8. He, he. Go through the whole brake system to make sure everything is in tip top shape.

I wish I was closer. I would absolutely help. It the whole Eastwind group was closer we'd all be there.

Have a safe trip. You did buy gas station stock before the trip, right? ha, ha.

It is good to be careful but as long as there's pressure in the tire, the locking ring will stay where it is. I run 50 psi in my 9.00x20 NDT's. I recommend a quality 18 wheeler tire gauge with the double opening. I'd buy the military air hose (or make one). It clamps on to the emergency air...

Welcome. Read through the Tech Manuals and the deuce forum. Find out about license and insurance as well as a place you can keep it. Knowledge is half the battle. Deuces are a blast but more work to own and maintain than a civi car. Be patient and you will have a great truck.

Nice truck. Love the Cub.

I hope the crook is brought to justice.

I agree with the reasons for solid green. Personally I think 3 color woodland would perk people up.

Very cool. That would be a handy truck to have from time to time.

Nice.

Nice. I enjoy airsoft around the KC area. The best and highest quality is Operation East Wind.

Be patient and study the deuce forum here. A deuce is a wonderful vehicle and a lot of responsibility. Whenever you get it, the wait will be worth it. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome from Kansas City.

If you really want to get back at someone, switch their anti-seize for red thread locker Loctite. :patracy:

I'll wire brush the studs and lugs of they're rusty. I always spray PB Blaster on the studs before I put the nuts on.

Maybe a fuel blender's permit to show you pay fuel taxes on it. Other than that I can't think of any that would apply here.

Welcome from Kansas City. This forum has tons of deuce info.

The piece across the bottom is steel. You might be able to weld a stud on. The challenge is not harming the bottom tank on the radiator.

Nice!

Welcome from Missouri.