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Here is a nice independent test done on additives http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/76-speciality-forums/64-maintenance-fluids/177728-lubricity-additive-study-results.html

I've been using both Power service "Diesel Kleen" and "Stanadyne jr" together in my deuce for years and so far so good.

Went to the Georgia Rally and picked up a nice NOS winter Bra for my baby ;-)

I went with screws on the hood welting and I used wide head aluminum rivets to fasten the rubber cowl/fender welting, those skinny steel ones looked like they would pull through the rubber in no time....your truck looks great!

And after you check and re-grease the ( solid ) trunnion bearings re install using two bearing nuts instead of just the one, and if you don't already have one then drill and install a grease fitting in the bearing housing ( see pic ) I also drilled drain holes in the bolt slots ( see pic )

Action Anything is possible. Have you got something more up to date that supercedes this info??

According to Army TB below ( read para,3,A ) you can mix dot 3 with dot 5 in the meantime while awaiting full conversion to BFS http://ccsurplus.com/sites/ccsurplus.com/files/manuals/TB43-0002-87replacement%20procedure%20brake%20fluid.pdf

Looks like a early M-37 ( firewall mounted fuel filter ) that was upgraded with door mount (B1) spare tire. Its rare to get one with the snorkels ( fording kit ). Very nice unmolested truck you have there ( even still has the correct radiator hose clamps [thumbzup] )

I did it the lazy way on both my deuce beds, I drilled 4, 1/4" holes in the bed floor and bolted the lifting chains to the bed and lifted them that way

DANG! I swore I'd NEVER restore another vehicle, but if I came across that and could get it at a good price..I'd sell my deuce and get started

Yep Thats a post WWII WDX series ( 1947-68 ) Dodge Power Wagon, Not to be confused with the later W series Power Wagon ( 1957- )

Thanks guys I forgot about the M-34 but I bet they both ( m34 & m135 ) took the same rim.

I just bought three tires on rims for my deuce ( $25 each ) and when I was unloading them I came across this ( recessed) rim in the group....Is this a M135 rim??

OK I did what I said I wouldn't...I voted...Hard choices but I really like that camo pattern on 74M35a2

Welcome from Brooks,Ga.

I went to the sewing section of a local store and bought 3" green foam for my deuce passenger/driver seat bottoms and 2" for pass side back rest.

Can't help you with a pattern but I will use this thread to show off and recommend Jtonkas boots ;)

Are you going put a clear coat on those nice shiny bolts/nuts?

You can also check these folks out http://www.steelerubber.com/