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Scott how much did you pay for the alternator brackets?
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like 60$. then you have all the little copper connectors and such. the alt was like 40$ and the belt is 10$
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added the intake elbow!
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Time to extend it....
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yea need to get a 45* elbow to make it next to the exhaust so its flush with the exhaust all the way up
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Or be different and run it straight up and put a stabilizer bar between them.....like a tractor.
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Eh i like the run along the exhaust look.
i ordered these last night
M35A2 2.5 TON MULTIFUEL HEAD REPLACMENT GASKET SET | eBay
woohoooo
time to go get 5 gal of 15w 40 oil and some 5 year coolant.
i ordered these last night
M35A2 2.5 TON MULTIFUEL HEAD REPLACMENT GASKET SET | eBay
woohoooo
time to go get 5 gal of 15w 40 oil and some 5 year coolant.
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ok...so dan, dwayne, and I and then ed towards the end all put my lmtv top on....what fun...heres some pics..
also dan put the plumbing in for the aux tank now just needed electrical stuff.
also dan put the plumbing in for the aux tank now just needed electrical stuff.
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Heres 2 pics of the aux tank plumbing. still needs to be supported. I dont think i will need a filter in between the 2 as i will fill the primary tank up with the secondary as much as I can so no fuel will sit.
also heres my soon to be oil trailer! dan and I already dragged out the 300gal container to put on it! wohooooo yay for projects!
thanks to ed for the pictures!
also heres my soon to be oil trailer! dan and I already dragged out the 300gal container to put on it! wohooooo yay for projects!
thanks to ed for the pictures!
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Uh, I could have done without pic #8 Scott. Thanks alot man
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hahhahahahaha
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very cool........one day I'll have one
I like the FMTV top fits pretty good!
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I like the FMTV top fits pretty good!
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Truck is looking good Scott. You going to put the tan soft top back on the cab? That truck is screaming to be a desert themed truck Scott!. We'll get some Behr paint and spray that truck down
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Truck is looking good Scott. You going to put the tan soft top back on the cab? That truck is screaming to be a desert themed truck Scott!. We'll get some Behr paint and spray that truck down
I'll second the motion!
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Why not put a filter between the two? then you could put unfiltered oil in the aux tank and filter it as your going down the road.
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Your truck looks so good in your avatar. WTH happened?Why not put a filter between the two? then you could put unfiltered oil in the aux tank and filter it as your going down the road.
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Hahaha I cant have nice things remember?I spent to much time in the woods with it. . . then a tree landed on it. . .
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Wife already said no to tan...she liked it when seeing pictures of tan trucks. then saw one in person and said no looks dorky...
Yea im adding the soft top back to the truck. and going to paint both covers green when the weather is better wohoo
Maybe down the line i'll add a filter setup for that. I've thought about that WMO setup built in from the second tank but was wondering if the in tank fuel pump could push through say a 5 micron and a 1 micron filter setup. i know it pushes it through the trucks filters but just curious if the setup would be any different.
zack we can paint your cargo deuce this summer if you want. I have the paint setup. just need to go to home depot and use mikes codes and bam you have carc green or tan or whatever.
Yea im adding the soft top back to the truck. and going to paint both covers green when the weather is better wohoo
Maybe down the line i'll add a filter setup for that. I've thought about that WMO setup built in from the second tank but was wondering if the in tank fuel pump could push through say a 5 micron and a 1 micron filter setup. i know it pushes it through the trucks filters but just curious if the setup would be any different.
zack we can paint your cargo deuce this summer if you want. I have the paint setup. just need to go to home depot and use mikes codes and bam you have carc green or tan or whatever.
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She just does not know any better, having been a Desert Storm and OIF Vet, I think they look bad**s. Of course I like 3-color woodland camo too but with your new top I'd still vote for tan with the inverted "V" on the doors. It all depends on what tan you went with too. My CUCV for example has the strangest tan I have ever seen on a MV.
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What? Doesn't look dorky. It looks outstanding! Especially with the coalition force "V" like Dale said. Hmm, I would like to do a desert storm deuce myself. I think I need another deuce