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I agree w/ Chuck if you are talking about auto lockers (i.e. detroit), but if it is a selectable locker (you manually choose when to lock) the diff will feel/operate just like an open diff when unlocked. A while ago there was talk of ARB making a locker(selectable) for the 2.5 ton axles, but I...

any requirements on loadout date/time?

Thanks Kenny, next question... Would you do this with the tranny in the truck or out?

What will interchange and what will not? I have a complete winch setup (PTO, shaft, winch, bumper extensions, ....) and want to put it on a multifuel powered truck.

I want to be able to inflate tires/run air tools off the deuce air system. What size are the threads on the fitting under the glove box? (I want to add a quick connect fitting) anybody running a regulator? filter?

What will your route be? (will you be near Bjorn at any time?)

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I have seen it. I do not know how safe it is or how well it works.

Thanks, Suprisingly the deuce parts selection at Oreilly's in tifton is rather thin :) Real deuce tail lights are on the list as is a new rear harness.

the m34 was a single wheel version of the m35. As far as I know all of the M44 trucks can be singled by flipping the rear hubs

Thanks Bjorn, The pics wil definately be appreciated, and I think it will still be a while before I'm ready for the locust. do you like my brakelights? :wink:

more pics ugly/massive hitch that will come off.

paint is badly flaking green on top of a dark 3 or 4 color camo. it has a LDT 465 w/whistler that was installed in 89 (according to the tag)

Data plate reads M185A3 built in '66 by Kaiser Jeep drove 250+ miles south with my brother to pick up the truck in south Georgia. Installed some redneck engineered brakelights & headed home. stopped at my parents(50 miles short of my house) at 10:30pm (only had one headlight) Other than the...

#1 technodude better hurry as an angry mob w/pitchforks is starting to form. :D

unfortunately those pesky laws of thermodynamics throw a wrench in the works. While you can generate HHO from water using electrolysis, it will always take more energy to seperate H2O into HHO than can be recovered by burning (oxidizing) HHO (which turns it back into H2O). This means you have...

brakes! We don't need no stinkin' brakes!

BTW I can make out osama, but I can't figure out who the other two are

did they cuddle after?

your truck too hot for you????? :)