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He was on the same PM I sent you. Got that covered. Sussex MTA is 4/28. How does the weekend of 4/14 work for everyone?

Universal has them. Made in Pennsylvania. Only $448 each. https://www.universaltire.com/1100-20-sta-military-ndcc.html

Let's figure out a date for the Spring 2012 Rausch Creek Rally. My vote is for the weekends of 4/14 or 4/28. How about you? If you're not familiar with past events here are a few links. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/north-eastern-us-chapter/65749-spring-2011-rausch-creek-mv-rally.html...

Take your old hoses to a local hydraulic hose shop and have them make new ones for you. They make them while you wait. Brand new hoses in a couple minutes. Here's a place by you. I don't know them - Cook Brothers Truck Parts - Location Information

DUDEK, how about some CARC from Sherwin WIlliams EU? CARC - New Waterborne CARC Coating From Sherwin-Williams Offers Superior Durability, Low VOCs - Product Finishes Sherwin WIlliams EU - Home

You could also check with your local hydraulic hose shop.

My experience with Rapco was excellent. I placed the order online and recieved a phone call the next day to explain that my order qualified for shipping discount available on the website. At that point they could not adjust the shipping amount so they applied it to the merchandise amount. That...

Update Zeisshensoldt found a shop which drained the bad diesel, put some fresh fuel in, swapped out the fule pump fuse, changed all filters and changed the oil. The mech pointed out that since all of his tires were dry rotted and one was flat the truck is unsafe. The truck currently has 30...

He's going to find a shop to help him.

All, I'm booked all day now since the plan was to get the truck on the road this AM. I'll respond when I can and will make myself availble if possible. No guarantees. The rest of my week is booked as well.

Truck was purchased via private sale. He belives (not sure) the seller did nothing to the truck. He has a buddy and a car with him.

As Gimp said he is soldiering on. His plan is to hit the road between 8 - 9 tomorrow morning. I also sent oil and fuel filter torque specs and slow blow fuel pump fuse part #.

He said overflowing. The fuel strainer wasn't pulled up during the fill. I think we fixed that one. Fuel issue The fuel in the tank was described as cream colored. Guessing that is junk growing in there. See attached pic. I offered these options... 1) it's best to drain and flush the tank...

Just spoke to him. He mentioned that the tank has an issue taking fuel. It fills up / overflows and then the level goes down. I'm guessing there's a bunch of crud in the tank. Thoughts? He's headed out to the truck with a flashlight to take a peek.

Gimp, PM me his contact info. I'm an hour away. The best I can do is get there at 4:30 tomorrow. I'll see if that will work.

Yeah, the axles on the Cobi brand blocks are junk. My son ended up with two of the deuces. He instinctively made one a parts truck and rebuilt the other. Love it.

When life serves you limes make OD - http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/63703-new-deuce-no-engine-25-00-a-4.html#post1045692

Update: One year later and the EUC finally cleared. The truck became a picking ground in the past 12 months. No winch, cargo cover, spare tire, jerry can, etc... you get the idea - see first pic. GL cut us a deal we could not refuse. Per wreckerman's earlier advice on this thread my son and I...

Oh boy. I'm joking. Not nitpicking. The only things I can think of that would be made in Antartica are penguins and snow. Picture that gift shop! Now lets get back to those sweet fork lifts... Janes has some info on these - Case rough-terrain forklift trucks (United States) - Jane's Military...

Wow. I bet it's full of stuff made in Antarctica!