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I have 1/2", 3/4" and 1" impacts. My 1/2" models are Ingersol-Rand IR231 and IR2131's. clintogf and I have had dozens of deuces....... and the IR 1/2" models have removed every lugnut except for 2. So the success rate is literally over 100:1. Now, all that being said, a success rate of...

nopics There is the older military canvas covering and then there is some more modern stuff, that feels a lot smoother. I like the modern stuff a lot more but I don't think any of the standard canvas suppliers offer it. Can you post up what you have? Sounds promising. C

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/8460-front-axle-seals-boots-stepxstep.html

Great pictures! Wish I could be there. I love the scenic overlook group shots you guys always do.

See this thread (in particular post #23) for mucho crane discussion. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/11516-crane-ideas.html

That's pretty high. Last instrument cluster I had done was for a '69 Road Runner. It was a little less than a grand and it was a messed up cluster-needed a new speedo head, printed circuit board and bunch of other stuff. All gauges stripped to bare metal, repainted and re-stenciled...

I don't know, I am kind of fond of it; it was NOS when I got it. But you can come down here and bring your deuce and I'll help you swap it..... in return for some liquid refreshments :beer: It is the official GI hoist for transmissions and transfers. Rated for 1K pounds. Very nifty.

Finished a transmission install, swapped a bad airpack, washed one of the other deuces and M105A2's in preparation for Zout's picnic.

Awesome :beer:

Wreckerman has saved us on multiple occasions. :beer:

See post #9 & 11 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/49567-how-can-you-pull-12v-trailer-24v-truck.html See rmgill's posts http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/29142-deuce-vs-civilian-trailer-wiring.html...

That is a really great find, very complete and not beat to death. The gas tank is a typical issue-get damaged easily in more difficult offroading maneuvers. The deck is gorgeous. Wish mine was that nice.

I have this model and it worked awesome on our M38A1. Hub Puller - Heavy Duty Rear Hub Puller <br>Fits 46-86 Jeep & Willys

Purple stuff and a pressure washer. DO NOT use too much pressure or get too close. You will leave marks in the CARC. Do not ask me how I know this. :roll:

We have one like this, I am going to attempt something JB Weld-ish. If that doesn't work, I will pull a new cable out of inventory.

Not all the trucks have these plates. In fact, clintogf and I currently have 8 and I think only one of them has the plate (her whistler gun ring truck). C

I would run a compression test as well. Get a baseline so you know what you are working with.

So is the original poster-still active here on SS after almost 7 years!

PCTrans is your man if WM is unavailable

Centerville as in near Snellville? We're right up the road in Winder. Coming to the Ga. Rally in October? Welcome to the site!