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Gun ring pics

hot rod deuce

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Alright so heres the deal. I got an M66 gun ring for my crew cab deuce but dont like the whole design i like the HMMWV set up much better. i was thinking about using that idea insted. the problem is i cant find any close up pics or mesurements of the things. I got a guy that says he has a "bearing" for 100 bucks. i assume thats just a bearing and i still need the rest. Any good places to look? I know a slant back kit goes for like 3500-5000 bucks and didnt quite wana spend THAT much just to chop it apart.
 

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HRD,

Half my M66 bearings are missing, if you're not going to move on it can I have the lead on that 'bearing'? I've only spent the last few months trying to trace the mfg without any luck.

Readyman
 

readyman

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emmado22,
Thanks,
The 5/8x5/8 roller bearings and brass cages. Thanks for the TM tho... the parts I needed all weren't listed with nsn's. But when we called Iso-Parts they would only sell us enough for 6 M66 rings. $700. :(
BTW my son and I really like your new m998.
 

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Hummm.. I'll see what info I can track down for you. I'll post more pics of the humvee next week after I start adding the winch, brushguard, IR lights, radios, ect.. And, oh yeah, that M2HB gas gun on the MK64 mount on the M7 Pedestal for the back!!!!!
 

hot rod deuce

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Well the m66 is sorta sitting in my shop, think im going to save it for the wrecker. If you could get by with just the rollers i would just make some. Maybe have them heat treated but for the amount of use, i would just lub em up real good and go.
 

readyman

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HRD,
The rollers are soft steel, yeah I 'could' turn some down. But I know after spending lots of t+m to build up roller bearings and cages there will be barrels of 'em available on Ebay. :( So before I warm up the lathe I'm gonna be patient. My son and I are putting the first coats of CARC on the truck right now.
I'm gonna send some nsn's to emmado22 when I get to the shop, maybe he'll have some luck with procurement. [thumbzup]
 

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Readyman,

I dont have good news for ya. The parts you need are manufactured by Uncle Sam's Rock Island Arsenal... You cant call them and ask them to sell you some... However, I bet your not the only guy that needs these... Get the lathe warmed up, and ebay the ones you dont need...... ;)
 

hot rod deuce

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DId you not say they were a strait roller bearing? 5/8". just grab some 5/8 cold roll and cut it up. If you wana get fancy i can get you some 5/8 chrome hardend shaft. Used for cylinder rods and bucket links on our excavators (well only they're 3 1/2")

The white ring would be neat on a 60's era meat wagon for sure!!
 
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