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This link describes Spherical(hypercycle) chamber and 3 other types. http://64.78.42.182/sweethaven/MechTech/Automotive01/default.asp?unNum=4&lesNum=1&modNum=2

Check about halfway down this page for breakers. http://www.saturnsurplus.com/electrical/electrical.htm

This may help. I have no pic though. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/m809.htm

Nice truck at a nice price. Like the dropside too. Believe that would technically make her a M35a2c.

Look on page 80, April 2006 MV mag. Ottocraft has an ad for one.

Don't know if this has been part of the problem, but maybe this thread will help. http://69.6.236.165/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=1612

Pics must be no greater than 640 pixels wide and no greater than 480 high. Download the picture sizing program from Forum tips and tricks and try that.

Sounds to me as though we need to nurse a few vehicles to some location and have a "maintanance party" as I need to do all my brakes and wheel seals also.

Enjoy the trip and carry plenty of tools to deflect the evil breakdown spirits!

Maybe later on in the spring. I've got a lot of work to do on the Deuce before I road trip very far.

Hey Kenny, did you ever figure out if the rear flexible lines were the same as the front ones as you said you might do? A couple of MV'ers want to know.

Underhood for air system.

Anybody have any uploadable pics, spec. sheets, installation inst., parts lists etc for the alcohol dispenser set up?

I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but it sounds to me as though you may be having trouble with the airpack. May be stuck so that you are not getting any air boost to the truck brakes, but the rest of the system is charged. If it is working you should be able to hear(listen very...

This is what m35a2cowner posted on Mar. 6 in a thread I posted about front flexible brake lines. "HA! And women think that never throwing anything away is a fault. The part number of the ones that fit my truck is NAPA 4751. Not sure what it originally fit but the length and ends are correct...

Here you go Doc! http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=817279

I'm sure that it has been posted here before but I'm not exactly sure what the main flaw is with that engine. Saw one the other day with a turbo. Just curious.

Kenny's bed weights must have been with a few of da sgts french fry eating nurses in there :)

Yup, thought of that later. I was stuck in " at the wheel mode'

The rear lines are steel with a winding like a spring around them to help absorb and distribute vibration I think. They don't need to be flexible because the rear wheels don't turn like the fronts.