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data plate on the dash? vin number? the motor was built under a 1986 contract but that doesn't mean anything ( my '69 deuce has a '87 motor in it)

4 color merdc

Oh and Brake Fluid - Silicone aka dot5 www.muskegonbrake.com $15qt $40gal

21 hrs 3 minutes from I don't have a clue to I built the bleeder and did the job successfully. Out freakin standing gentlemen! Excellent teachers and student. [thumbzup]

It's your truck! Didn't they come off the assembly line green? I voted green

It will only get worse. In my experience death wobble isn't usually just one part, it is the sum of the worn parts, i.e. bearings, kin pins, tie rod ends, steering linkages and yes the tires. An issue with A3's is the tires, if they sit flat for a long while, like waiting to come up for auction...

Stop Feeding The Troll!

The t-case (morning coffee estimates) in 1 to 1 the forces are essentially the same both ends 2 to 1 the load is 50% at the input 1 to 2 the load is 200% at the input

I doubt it could withstand the torque loads

3m autobody seam sealer is what I would use. I may not have the name correct, but it remains pliable.

lorenplane, shear strength of 6061T6 is 30 kpsi the mil spec 2024T361 is 42 kpsi therefore the 6061T6 will break sooner.

It still won't turn with both rears locked, which is why I recommended that all 3 have separate engagement. but in a few years when you get them installed I'm sure you will let us know. Hopefully it doesn't take you two more years to replace your broken axle shafts & other driveline / suspension...

Does it count that when I was at Camp LeJeunne back in 1981. I used this on a daily basis taking documents from Battalion HQ to base HQ?

Other than troop seats, radios & shelters, nothing official was fitted. US Military units regularly adapt vehicles to suit their needs. Back in 1980, on USMC base Camp LeJeunne, The MP's had cages made of chain link fence in the back of many M880's

late 70's Ford U haul trucks had 16.5 duals, those rims may have more drum clearance than the typical dual wheel.

I'm not sure how I've known that for several years. You do realize that they are rebuilt from old A2's I've been told that there were improvements after the 1st 500 M35A3's, although I know who has #3 and it seems like a good truck. Better have them go with Barrett Jackson, lots of people with...

Fab up some fender flares, kinda like they did for the A3 bodies. 16.5's are only going to add 1/4 inch of potential clearance. not sure if they make plain steel 17" dually rims.

19th ANNUAL CAMP GRAYLING FALL COLOR TOUR September 23, 24 & 25, 2011 Grayling, Michigan Info and registration forms available here: www.MMMT.us color tour registration http://www.mmmt.us/19thANNUAL2011CAMPGRAYLINGFALLCOLORTOUR.pdf If you learned about it here on SteelSoldiers, please...

G.I.P. You are a rarity! Welcome to the insanity, hope we don't scare you off. PS I know a single guy with several MV's in Michigans Huron National Forest.