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I suggest that you search this site and Google for Airomatic parts. Most of the posts are now 8-10 years old so good luck with any links. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/air-o-matic-steering.106779/. If I recall correctly, all the M35A3 Deuces had these as standard equipment and kits...

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Sorry that I missed the news of George’s passing. He was a wealth of knowledge for me starting out with my first and only M35A2C. I would often stop by his house when I had business in Burlington and we would chat and I’d buy something for my new toy. He would often quote his old friend Ross...

This is an old link, but it saved my bacon. Last week I had my Deuce at a "touch-a-truck" gathering and the local kids had a blast climbing in-out-and over it. On the way home my brakes locked up and had me on the side of the road for a while. I had my iPhone with me so I started searching SS...

Check the Dash -10 Operators Manual section under Spare tire removal....

D-Day photos I don't mean to highjack the thread... but there are some great D-Day photos in this link. Remembering D-Day, 66 years ago - The Big Picture - Boston.com

The PS Article in "old.steelsoldiers" might explain what you've got. There was an issue with fuel fumes causing seal problems with the air pack.. so a fix was directed. Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite

Coleman's Surplus has them.......

Operator's manual Welcome aboard and I hope that your weekend was fun and safe with your new Deuce. However, please do your grandkids and everyone else a favor and read the TM's in the resource file. The first one on your reading list should be the "Dash-10" or the operator's manual. The...

Sorry about that...did not realize that it was your historic post.... DUH !

You might try this link: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=19142&highlight=middleboro

Hey FFEMT- what happened to the Bobtail that you picked up earlier this year? Do you need 10 wheels to go to church in?:razz:

Air pack lubrication This might be time to remind everyone of the requirement to lube the Air Pack on a regular basis... every six months. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=10708&highlight=AIR+PACK+LUBRICATION

Russ- I had the same problem and found that replacing the vent check-valve on the transfer case solved my problem. See http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=14395&highlight=

Dan- one helpful hint .. Per TM 9-2320-361-20 Page 13-35....The duel ended clevis rod should be adjusted to be 5.63 inches center to center of the clevis points. Took me some time to find that one........

Guys- anyone know of a source for PN 7520964-3 bumpers or NAPA type replacement part number for bumpers used to keep the brake and clutch pedals from banging on the floor boards when released on the M35A2's?

:D I had the honor of participating as a volunteer in this Memorial Day's Moving Wall display in Center Ossipee, NH honoring not just the Vietnam Vets but all Vets. I had my M35A2C on display as my small way of saying thanks to all the Vets that did not come home and "Welcome Home"to those...

Charles- I did try to PM you but it seems my electrons got lost in space. Anyway, you might want to visit this weekends flea market in Lowell for some parts for your deuce. I've gone the past two years and there is always something there that I just can't live without. Welcome aboard...... SUN...