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I really like the platform! Mind if I copy...

Is that Canada Specific and M135 only? Do you need a different tarp or would this be for use with a M211 tarp? I never caught this before. Thanks

I have no idea what this thing is on the wood?

I think the backing plate is the same?????? The piece that bolts between the drum and hub is different. See part "K" and part "N" on plowboy's previous post.

Count me and the mechanics in. I have not seen a GMC Deuce there the last 2 years. There will be one this year or there will be one along the road on the way...and it wont be green.

The description on flipping the hubs was probably for the M35 axles. You will need to find a M135 and take some parts. If I remember right drums and backing plates.

Good job on the brakes. It has always been my understanding the purpose of the air pack is to multiply the volume and pressure to each wheel cylinder.

Very Nice truck. If the price is reasonable, I'd go for it!

It looks like the flanges are in the right orientation? Should work.

Just remember you are an hour away from one of the best sources of used parts in the country...

Welcome! Tony is correct you have a M35 Kaiser with a stick not a M135 GMC with an automatic.

Yes, try this: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?78884-My-new-M220-soon-to-be-camper Look at post 112 or so. You could search fleabay for "24v fuel pump" I have 1 carter and one ingersol that is probably really a Facet brand. Also had a cheap solenoid style, that no work so good...

About 2 years ago there was a complete kit on ebay that sold for 125. Gunfreak and I saved the pictures. The whole kit is very simple and would be easy to duplicate. I contacted the buyer and a couple other people who had kits, but no one would put in the time to allow me to make drawings or a...

I got a G749, a lake and a bet to win! http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?75053-M211-deep-water-fording-kit Very Interested. Dan PM sent

Welcome from 20 miles north on US Hwy 53. There is a thread you need to look at. I believe it was under "politics" and is related to the law that went into effect 21 days ago. I will try to find it later for you. It allows you to title as you normally would but you can buy historic military...

It was miserable. Yes, I could have saved money at any point by having it hauled, but that would have been giving up. I figured It had to be fixed either way and I was going to attempt to cut corners and "work it out" for months on the highway or later at home. The unanticipated negative was I...

See post #112 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?78884-My-new-M220-soon-to-be-camper Hope this helps. Dan

Yes, several. Mr Gasket, Carter, and a Holley. I tried a return line with a regulator as well. Tried 12v off a single battery too. Spent a lot of money. Purchased the replacement and 100% satisfied. IF you would like to cut cost, you can find the correct one on ebay. Look for the correct...

Yes they do. I will never mess around with another original fuel pump. Ever!

Remember righty-tighty and lefty-loosey and on the other side lefty-tighty and righty-loosey. Half of your lugs will be stamped with an "L"