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  1. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    For the first wheel cylinder everything went well. Cleaned, painted and reassembled with its hub.
  2. foxtrot

    Deuce Camo Active Duty

  3. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    Drain both 21.13qt differentials.
  4. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    The large riveted trapezoidal plate extends to the + of the first battery.
  5. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    A few months ago I started my search for the MASSTER camouflage for my M543 photo below. Since then things have evolved a lot. After having gathered all my research, archive photos etc... I made much more precise drawings starting from TB 43-0209.
  6. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    wow! Hello work. Thank you for the precise and detailed explanation. You will understand my amazement on reading this barbaric method because my only training lies in two letters TM. Now is the time to say, don't do this at home ⚠
  7. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    In my case on this post. No, not everyone has this method. I have to disassemble all the wheels individually because everything has to be sanded, primed and painted. Can you explain to me how to take out two wheels and hub at the same time with wheel cap nuts and wheel studs?
  8. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    A tire lift is made to lift the wheels. In the next step, to get the hubs out without damaging anything, wait until you see what I use. Each task has its own tool. I must specify that I always work alone without the help of anyone so maximum security.
  9. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    A little troubled, the steel company was renamed Dofasco in 1980. Today ArcelorMittal Dofasco.
  10. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    Photo of the day. To complete the preparation of the rear of the truck, I still have the face of the left side with its four wheels.
  11. foxtrot

    Deuce Camo Active Duty

  12. foxtrot

    Build an adjustable tire lift for Deuce.

    thank you.
  13. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    On second thought, I chose to sand the rear before a coat of primer to dismantle and rebuild.
  14. foxtrot

    Build an adjustable tire lift for Deuce.

    For all your trucks. All dimensions are in millimeters. To save time I started the construction by the base of an engine support which sleeps at the bottom of the garage. I retained : - An adjustable hydraulic cylinder. - A cutter diameter 32mm 11/4 - Tube diameter 30mm 1.181 inch minimum -...
  15. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    Thanks guys. The last photos of the weekend.
  16. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    Tailor-made. I can't wait to see the condition of the wheel cylinder. Next tonight.
  17. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    I wanted the adjustable tire lifter but designed for the 11.00 X20 G-744 series. Two twin tires can be installed. Once finished I will raise the ribs to give them to you.
  18. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    I made some purchases this week, Budd Wheel Nut Socket - Square: 21mm for couple tightening.
  19. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    Cheer! Good game.
  20. foxtrot

    My first multifuel?

    The photo below will put you on the right track. The truck is driving very well but now you have to be able to stop it.
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