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http://www.backtothebricks.org/ Saturday August 20th. I won't make it because, Unfortunately that is the same as the August 19, 20, 21 Military Vehicle Show and Swap meet at General Jims Surplus in Clare and of course, Saturday is the best day for that show. General Jim's

I have noticed in a few threads, people talking about if a truck has the split brake system or not. One method of saying that it doesn't, is if the gauge panel doesn't have the light in the center that says "Brake" then it doesn't have the split brakes. A fairly safe assumption. Now don't go...

couldn't help notice the stark contrast in the condition of the data plates.

Dave, Talk to DaveP (m819) and citizensoldier (M816) I have seen them with trucks on the hook here in Michigan. Don't know how legitimate it is but I have a friend that has Log/Farm plates on his personal use rollback. Michigan "Wrecker" plates are $200 a year or $110 for 6 months. Your...

6 years later

fresh Gillespie MERDC

M44 is a deuce M44 is a cluster bomb W44 is a nuclear warhead M44 is a Russian rifle M4A is a Sherman tank M43 is the ambulance variant of the M37 (but had a 6cyl)

If I am not mistaken it is the registration number that starts with 88k, not the serial number

[B] Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite - View Profile: yustie Well I'm not sending him an email

data plate on the dash? vin number? the motor was built under a 1986 contract but that doesn't mean anything ( my '69 deuce has a '87 motor in it)

4 color merdc

Oh and Brake Fluid - Silicone aka dot5 www.muskegonbrake.com $15qt $40gal

21 hrs 3 minutes from I don't have a clue to I built the bleeder and did the job successfully. Out freakin standing gentlemen! Excellent teachers and student. [thumbzup]

It's your truck! Didn't they come off the assembly line green? I voted green

It will only get worse. In my experience death wobble isn't usually just one part, it is the sum of the worn parts, i.e. bearings, kin pins, tie rod ends, steering linkages and yes the tires. An issue with A3's is the tires, if they sit flat for a long while, like waiting to come up for auction...

Stop Feeding The Troll!

The t-case (morning coffee estimates) in 1 to 1 the forces are essentially the same both ends 2 to 1 the load is 50% at the input 1 to 2 the load is 200% at the input

I doubt it could withstand the torque loads

3m autobody seam sealer is what I would use. I may not have the name correct, but it remains pliable.

lorenplane, shear strength of 6061T6 is 30 kpsi the mil spec 2024T361 is 42 kpsi therefore the 6061T6 will break sooner.