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Haven't gotten to this point on my dual circuit adventures yet but figured I'd ask while it was on my mind, since I just found a dual circuit master cylinder new on the cheaps.
Can the deuce dual circuit master cylinder be power bled like the standard master can? (essentially tap a hole in the...
Awesome! thank you guys so much for all your hard work!
And this is super timely, since I just got my 1100 xzl's so it's time to dig into the axles/brakes/everything else
I'm not sure why I've never thought to put a gauge on the tank, I have seen that port there multiple times and just thought "man that's an awful wired spot to put a set-screw" didn't even cross my mind to put a gauge on it... jeepers the things you learn after one random day of looking at threads.
I thought about Doing just that with a mechanical NC limit switch and bracket, so that it would engage right on the shaft of the master cylinder, (or rather disengage as soon as you moved the pedal approximately 1/8") but with a new air switch being $20 and considering that these switches are...
Thanks for the info, I have a pretty good visualization in my head of what you are talking about (I think) makes sense, either way I'm not chomping at the bit to do this as i just moved and currently have a severe lack of space until i get the garage setup/ power ran, just figured I'd make an...
So there are currently a couple FMTV beds in good shape soon to be up for sale. Space is currently limited in the garage/driveway, but that begs the question
If one had a fairly rusty deuce bed in need of replacing/repair, would it be worth it to attempt to adapt one of these suckers onto the...
kinda toward the middle you can see they actually added a drop down, If they don't outright serve from there then they prolly also have a tent or something to setup just outside the truck for all the Point-of-sale stuff. either way that center bit looks low enough to serve from
Occasionally starter solenoid will wear down a bad spot and or get some crud into the contact, just mash the start button a few times in rapid succession. it'll usually work :whistle:
Edit: few is relative, normally first push works every time, but after i got the truck in the fall there was...
well considering the deuce was essentially made with the cheapest steel possible...
Nah all the torque strength comes from the shape/thickness, just get some a36 or equivalent mild steel and call it a day
That shell spirax 50w, do you mean Spirax s6 gME 50? I can't seem to find another with 50w, and if so who do you get it through, local vendor or elsewhere?
But that sounds like effort, I mean, what, a soapbox is like a foot and a half tall? That's far too much vertical movement, horizontal is much easier... Though I suppose the Side step for the deuce us about the same height so methinks I'll just go drive around for a bit and get back to you...
I'd definitely be interested in something like this, Recently purchased a deuce and am going to overhaul the entire brake system once i get a chance to get it all apart. I've been hunting at the local truck parts lot through the deuces/5 tons that they have hoping to luck out and catch one with...
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