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Copy o-rings only for the HH. I should have used the correct label (my bad). When replacing the fuel cutoff cover, what aftermarket sealant works best?

Great pics all. This is on my to-do list. Last time I PMCS'd, I noticed some oil-fuel on the IP. Did you use some fuel friendly gasket maker to seal things up again?

Great pics! I should add some armor to my Ural. We can have an old fashioned shoot out!

I like to use electrolysis for small parts. Works like a champ if you are not in a rush.

nice progress!

Sweet pics. I hope everyone gets to do this again.

Forget about MPGs and tweaking fuel components. I am going this route:

I would if I could but, I can't. I might be around for next year's event.

If only the spring could talk! Oh the story it could tell. Another unsolved mystery....

:ditto: Long term/heavy loads may stress the current configuration. Nice job. I wish I had one.

My favorite name for deuce truck parts is "slobber tube"! nopics

Kudzu--bane from the "good idea fairy". I'm still leaning toward goats. I like the idea of milk or meat goats chowing down on some renewable/free food. The hogs may prove to be more destructive to the land.

Welcome. This site has a lot of good info. Good luck with your project. Keep the pics coming!

Amazing shop toys! I'd buy a pintle hitch setup like yours. It could even defer your shop costs/future toy purchases...

Looks like fun. I'll have to see if I can meet up with y'all on your next gathering while I am on TDY in the area.

Hooray for the drop side mafia. I am still waiting for a reason to drop mine... Was that a 2 man job to drop the side? I was thinking about keeping a block and tackle on the truck for this purpose.

Bad azz truck! Those are some beautiful welds too. Thanks for the pics!:jumpin:

:ditto: My Deuce gives me indicators when she is lower on fuel than she wants to be. Below the 1/4 tank mark, she needs her accelerator pumped a few times when starting.

Yup...the ethanol links hit on some nasty impacts to engine component life. It looks like I will be initiating OPERATION GOAT ROPE!

Thanks guys...I was curious if the cellulose-material (corn, grain, kudzu, ect...) produced noticeable ethanol blends. In my case, I have a plethora of Kudzu at hand. I'll dig in to the ethanol links. I will say, to be legal anyone making ethanol on their own needs to obey Big Brother's laws...