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You mean the bracket that covers the nose of the starter and covers the flywheel access? If so then yes I removed it to move the starter far enough away to get at the bolt tip. I used a piece of wood and a jack stand to keep the starter up and out of the way. Mark

Well they are grade 9.6 hardened bolts witch is equivalent to our grade 8 bolts so you really need a real hard drill to cut it properly. People usually don't use cutting oil when drilling and this is a huge mistake as with the cutting oil the bit cuts easier and stays much cooler and lasts a...

UPDATE! As talked about it was a starter bolt namely the out board bolt. Was able to move the starter out of the way just enough that I did not have to disconnect the electrical connectors. was able to drill out and easy out the threaded portion of the bolt by using a new cobalt drill bit with a...

Found the bolt below under my truck. Not 100% sure it came from the truck. Bolt is about 4" long and has a 9/16" head. Please help id this bolt. Mark

Well thank you. I get many compliments on the color. It is a slightly darker WWII Panzer color. We came up with it for my buddies 712M Pinzgauer and liked it so much I painted my M101A2 trailer with it and then when I got my HMMWV I went the same route. Have been very very happy with the...

I have a M101A2 and it works very well with the HMMWV.

Below may help: DOT3 DOT3 brake fluid is the "conventional" brake fluid used in most vehicles. Advantages: DOT3 fluid is inexpensive, and available at most gas stations, department stores, and any auto parts store. Disadvantages: DOT3 fluid eats paint...

OK, I'll play. Mark

I got the half doors from Midwest but have not installed them yet. I am trying to get them to make an upper part of the doors with the window to bolt onto their half doors. Now that would be the best of both worlds for the winter and summer. Mark

After doing alot of e reading I wanted to give a try with Rustoleum Fabric paint spray for my green and blue high seats. They did not have a od green so I went with flat black. Took just over a can for each seat and I am really pleased with the results. Seats look new and the reviews of this...

Very nice setup. What storage case is that in the back. May want one of thoses. Thanks, Mark

Mine has the same setup with the vertical forward bracket repositioned on the lower rail and welded in place. Mark

But with a fan with such an aggressive pitch I wonder how much air can be moved with the clutch disengaging at a much lower RPM than with a fan designed for a clutch setup. Mark

Lets see some pics. Mark

No they are stiffer for sure. Mark

I run about 43 psi and it rides alot better then when I had them at 50. Mine are E rated tires. I installed tire valve pressure caps that let me know if the pressure goes under 40 psi. These E rated tires still look full at 15 psi. Goodyear MT/Rs. Mark

I replaced the old oak slats with 1"×4" solid mahogany. All the wood only ran 75 bucks. Two coats of linseed oil and one coat of beeswax and lemon protector. Should hold up well. Mark

I replaced the weathered troop seats oak slats with some nice mahogany and stainless steel hardware. What do you think? Mark

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That is the spot I had planned on putting mine. Did the bracket behind the dash keep you from putting it higher? The other spot I thought of was on the upper left side of the doghouse. Well done. Mark