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I'm giving this thread a bump since many people have had connection issues. My main concern is this - Would you trust my air pack as is? Thanks

I would replace or rebuild the master cylinder. They don't fix themselves.

Thanks. I'm glad they appreciated my deuce. For the others on this thread that's me he's talking about.

This is strange. I was introduced to a neighbor down the street today. It turns out he drove deuces all over Alaska in 65 - 66. He said they ran alcohol kits to keep their air from freezing. He told me a story how the in cab flame heater failed on a 100 mile trip to Fairbanks. They were in...

Yeah gimp, I'm definitely interested in an air line dryer. Tigger/Tco, thanks. Everyone, would you trust my air pack after it froze up?

Insert a piece of PVC pipe to close the air gap at the rear of the soft top as shown here - http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/64395-soft-top-question-i-havent-seen-before.html#post764096

The air side if my brakes failed while offroading. Day 1 - Everything was fine. She was running fine 6 out of 8 hours off roads. Went through hub deep water several times. At the end of the day I drained the tanks and the normal amount of water came out. Day 2 - It went down to 19 overnight...

Definitely freehand. The crisp, clean lines from tape would not look right. Never mind how much longer it would take.

Have you confirmed that at least one other person can hear the voice? :-P

How about the classified ads show in the current posts as per the orginal post date of the ad and when the first post is updated? This would stop the ad from pushing to the top of the posts when folks other than the OP comment ("Hey, nice truck", "how much for 8 of them", etc...). The ad would...

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Tom, HOLY SHUCKING FIT! I'm very glad you are ok. Knowing how much you drive your like to drive your truck day to day I say this is a good opportunity to do a real nice restoration on your pride and joy.

Since I'm the new owner of this trailer with the "brakes grabbed a little" issue I'll add the solution to the thread. It definitely needed a new relay valve. The Midland part number is KN30300X and is available from NAPA - NAPA AUTO PARTS The bottom of the relay valve (see image #4) has four...

Welcome from Lancaster County.

From what I've seen on SS I would try re-torquing first. From what I know if I had the heads off I would make sure they do not need to be resurfaced.

The new bed now has new bows, staves, corners and a cover along with the camo paint completed with brown and black.

Unfortunately no. The bed went on 2.5 months ago. The dogbones are going to be my January project. Glad you dig my deuce. I love those tires. That new bed removed 95% of the rust on my truck. Cheers

Will the logs tell you anything? It looks like the SHTF at 22:30. If not, can the logging be adjusted to produce more relevant data? The turd cleared at 00:22.

Patracy, Users need to view the source to see the error. How about removing the comment tags from around the errors so they will be in plain sight for everybody? I sent the following to you via PM last night at 22:56. Did it make it through to you? ---------------------------...

It's all been said before - http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/75571-pimpd-ride.html