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Welcome to Steel Soldiers! You came to the right place for advice. It sounds like you already have a good idea of what you're doing, but if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. Someone here has or can find out the answer. And yes please do post pictures when you can. We are a photo...

Welcome to the site! There are a lot of knowledgeable folks on here who are happy to help. Brushing up on the TMs will help you to ask the right questions. Good luck with your new project.

Agreed. Sounds like the truck needs you, too.

Welcome back to the site! That's a good looking deuce. If you get time to post more pictures we would love to see them.

Same. I do see an ad at the bottom of the classifieds page, but it doesn't pop up.

I'm not an administrator, but in order to post in the classifieds you have to purchase an account upgrade. Go to "my account" and select "account upgrades".

Welcome to Steel Soldiers! You came to the right place for advice and honest answers. Folks around here are happy to help with any questions you might have. Mullaney has already pointed you in a good direction. I would like to add that the "stickies" (at the top of the Deuce section with the...

Welcome to Steel Soldiers! Sorry that your potential purchase didn't work out. If you have your heart set on an M38, keep searching, they are out there. Perhaps someone here can help point you in the right direction. Good luck!

This is a well written and detailed response. I agree that it sounds like your air pack could use some attention. I rebuilt mine for the opposite reason, mine would build up to 60 psi and then dump through the vent line. If the inside of yours is free of scoring and rust issues (can be rebuilt)...

Bertha looks really good, Ken! Nice work.

Welcome to Steel Soldiers! And congratulations on your new ride. When is the expected delivery date?

It feels strange to say welcome back to someone who was probably here before me. So I'll just say welcome and thank you, Sir, for your service.

Hi and welcome to Steel Soldiers! I'm not sure what that capacitor is for, but you might get more answers if you post your question in the CUCV forum. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/forums/cucv.47/ Good luck with your search.

Welcome, Tommy! Glad you're here. That's a good looking Deuce. Post more pictures when/if you can.

I found an older post that has a video link that might help: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/hooklift-unit-om-fmtv-or-lmtv.181735/post-2160665

I have a valved air outlet under the dash of my M35A2. The metal pipe looks like its been there a while, while the valve and coupler both look brand new. My guess is that a previous owner replaced the original valve, maybe it was leaking? Anyway here's a picture of mine I think the same as you...

I have some friends in Texas who would call that "average" even for a pickup. I'm sure that from the viewpoint of a 20" bicycle that thing is HUGE though.

Sounds like we all could use a friend like Dave. 👍 Hope you can get back on the road soon.

Hello, Ryan and welcome to Steel Soldiers! I don't know a lot about your particular truck, but there are tons of folks on here who do. As far as questions, ask away!

I have a spare set of 9x20 NDT tires on deuce rims but I'm not sure how I could weigh one. I doubt my poor bathroom scale could handle it. REAL HEAVY is a good assessment, but I was able to swap all 10 of mine without a Soldier B. The above link gives a rough estimate of between 125 and 200...