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Reminds me of the old guy that used to live down the road. He'd get a new (toy/whatever) then the little woman would bitch, so out front the older toy/whatever would go with a for sale sign and a super high price. a month or so later & it would go back in the garage. I don't see a problem with...

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Sounds like Russel's Millitary Vehicles has some paperwork to fix. Not an uncommon situation. The truck could have came from the Gov't that way. Personally I'd get them to issue a title with the frame vin and buy a replacement data tag for it.

I agree with skinny for snow, so you can cut down to hard ground. skinny tire for a muddy road? maybe, but for mud off road????? sorry I'd rather not have it sink in search of hard ground, wider is better. Clark Truck maybe? I think the M809 series speedo adapter will work. Like this? (not mine)

Grounds 99.5% of light issues are ground related the other .5% is either the 3 lever or the relay next to the fuse block. The 3 lever needs to be set to service druve for the factory light switch to get power.

I see you are using deuce front springs and hangars, good start! There is no way I would put a trailer frame under the truck frame and certainly wouldn't weld it on.

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It would be a good idea to verify the vin on the frame is the same as the data plate.

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I used the stock wheels & flaps with new 1100R20 radial tubes. The flaps basically fit the wheels and the tubes need to fit the tires.

PM me ship to 48739?

M1030 :drool:

While the 1400's are taller than the 395's the 395's are about 1 1/2" wider than the 1400's I have been told that the 1400's on stock rims rub less than the 395's on stock rims, on the front axle. So far the biggest tires I have put on a deuce are 1100R20's .......................

Kinda sounds like combustion pressure leaking into the coolant system. If it transfers coolant to the overflow tank when it is still cold it is likely a head gasket.

FIGURE 152. BLACKOUT LIGHT ASSEMBLIES (BLACKOUT LIGHTING KIT). bracket bolts to radiator support, drivers side.

Gillespie Coatings from Rapco Parts lists # 25045 US Airforce Strata Blue ( post #2 above may be a typo) Haven't used the Gillespie semi gloss Stata Blue, (yet) my trucks are painted with the Gillespie enamels.

used machine tool coolant = mostly water and machining fines unused machine tool coolant = water soluable (most anyway) I would not put a water soluable oil in my tank.

Marv, I have a CD with all the TM's. Have to hook ya up.

your answers were just a few threads down the list http://www.steelsoldiers.com/m880/45336-hummvee-tires-lift-kits.html Welcome to the M880 world, lots of info in the M880 forum here

'44 GPW skid plate M880 skid plate bracket to support M35 passenger seat when a spring ride driver seat is installed. canvas soft top for M35 will add more as I think of stuff. added stuff: Shear pins for Deuce winch M34 / M135 wheels