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RDM, The perfect temp. range will be between 180 and 195 degrees! You don't want things getting above 200 degrees, or you might have a problem! I watch all my gauges much more closely when driving my Deuce, than any other truck I drive! Old trucks need more TLC. [2cents]

If you missed the first sign, you have a problem! :skull:

bomar76, Saturn surplus is one of the best places to buy parts! That is why we asked them to be a sponsor. We were sending lots of people their way, so they agreed to be the official sponsor of Steel Soldiers! :cool:

cten, Have you checked your PM's lately? :idea:

D-B, Not a problem! It's fun to move things around! :roll:

Recovry4X4, You get an attaboy! Rule number one, READ THE MANUAL! Rule number two, READ THE [:(!] @#$!&*%# MANUAL! Guys, we made this as easy as possible by making a treasure trove of information available to the members! All you have to do is LOOK for the information, it's right there...

Shaun, Welcome to Steel Soldiers! You didn't get your location in the signature, but I corrected the problem and added it for you! :cool:

Deuce-Bigalo, I moved your post to Conversations! Good luck with your move to a better part of the U.S. ! [thumbzup]

Cranetruck, Osage Orange is a tree that was planted as a hedgerow by farmers in the 30's, 40's, and 50's, and is also know as a Hedge Apple! It grows at right angles and has thorns! It was used as a living fence, as cattle can't walk through it! It has a green fruit, about the size of a...

cten, Go back to the previous page in this section and look for "PRIMARY FUEL FILTER"! That should answer your question! :confused:

Squirt Truck, I added the missing location to your signature so we didn't have to execute you by firing squad! :smilewinkgrin: It's good to see you back! :cool:

RDD, You shouldn't need to pull the engine if all you are doing is replacing a blown head gasket! You can use the forklift to pull the very heavy heads off, to have them resurfaced, and leave the engine in the truck! :roll:

Kaydet, Allow me to throw in this tidbit! The "Winter Front" stays on my Deuce all Winter, and doesn't need to come off until the weather warms up to about 70! I don't use my Deuce to haul anything but me and some Veterans in a parade! Take that into consideration if you are using the Deuce...

DB, The rims are the stock rims, nothing major needs to be done as long as you don't go too wide with the tires! The above information explains it very well! Keep em rollin! :roll:

MM, Your Deuce is looking good! Take a look at the singles on my Deuce. See if you like the singles moved out so they will track with the fronts! :roll:

MM, Your Deuce is looking good! Take a look at the singles on my Deuce. See if you like the singles moved out so they will track with the fronts! :roll:

Bomar76, Use the SEARCH feature at the top right corner of the Forum page! :cool:

Ton, Something that will help you find all the information you are looking for, is the SEARCH feature at the top right corner of the Forum! You can use it to search the archived posts for anything useful. :cool:

Ton, Welcome to Steel Soldiers! I am sure one of the M135 guys will jump in with some info! :roll:

Mogman, We don't mind answering a good question and are not insulted when one is asked! The Administrators and Moderators of this Forum have worked very hard to make this "The" best place for information on the Deuce! I started a section called Deuce Tips and Tricks, just to help out fellow...