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RE: Re: RE: Where to buy Bridge Plate for my Deuce? My wife bought one from Rick Larsen as a Christmas gift for me. I couldn't be happier with the quality. http://www.militarystencils.com/additional_items.htm

Looks easily weldable as well.

Re: RE: new USMC iron I wouldn't count on it.

Sounds like you may go back to find the owner...

Re: RE: PIC Thanks Gimpy, I forgot one of the basics. I had replaced the air filter prior to replacing the fuel filters. Good catch. Actually, I think you may have been the one to recommend that to me in the chat room one night.

I was told to fax only by the person at GL who answered the phone. Later, when GL said my EUC was incorrect, I was told to only e-mail it. So to answer your question, I was told to do both. :roll:

RE: PIC I was going to do a write-up on this someday, but I never got around to it. When I bought my '68 deuce, "C" turbo, it would barely get into second gear (not enough power). I managed to get into third once, going downhill. So, I did the basics. Read the manuals, searched and read all I...

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Splitting the gears between the "hi" and "low" range on the transfer case.

Free might be kinda hard to come by. Offy is in northern Alabama.

While I am not a fan of the bobbed deuce, you always had what I considered the best example of that breed. I'm sure you are having separation pains, but the only cure I know of is more OD!

second deuce Anyone know what that is? Oh, congrats on the truck, it looks like a good one.

DH, Thanks for what I feel is the post of the year!! rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

RE: My new to me M103 Great find, I'm jealous!

RE: Re: RE: M816 For Sale :drool:

If the bed sides and floor are junk as well, perhaps find someone bobbing a deuce and buy a full bed from them. Sometimes they use a M105 bed in the bobbing process. There was a member not long ago that had a really nice bed w/ troop seats for sale in Indiana at a reasonable price. I just...

:lol: HA! Good one Patrick!

Best way to put it! Thanks, Kenny!

Re: RE: Hot breaks on M35A1 Agreed, check for free play/clearance in the master cylinder adjustable pushrod. Should be 1/2" (at the pedal) free play prior to any master cylinder piston movement.

Outstanding!!! [thumbzup] [thumbzup] [thumbzup]