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  1. rchalmers3

    M35a2 engine problem

    RW, If you believe there is a mechanical problem with the valve train, then your gas motor experience will serve you. You should be able to listen and determine if the engine noise is valve related because things on the top turn at 1/2 of crank speed. The exhaust report can also be used for...
  2. rchalmers3

    2 Guys on a roadtrip

    I agree with GR: Reality is a concept! Boo to naysayers! Go on up there and figure out how to make it run and bring her home! The I95 corridor looks beautiful at 50mph! Rick
  3. rchalmers3

    spin on inline oil filter guys: where did you find one?

    Goldwing, I am not trying to be obtuse or difficult, however yours is a perfect example of the missing details I am encountering. Notice that the base is included in the offer, however there are no specs on the thread size or pitch for the filter to screw onto. Also there is no replacement...
  4. rchalmers3

    Adventures in WMO

    Slayer, thanks for distilling and presenting what I believe to be the final word on reclaiming alternative fuels. I am torn between the two choices: filtering (cheap:grin:) and centrifuging (expensive:(). Both choices pay for themselves by reducing your diesel fuel purchases, so any argument...
  5. rchalmers3

    spin on inline oil filter guys: where did you find one?

    Hey guys, great info on filters for cleaning WMO. I believe my question is not a hi-jack...... Are you guys also filtering to eliminate water? I see that Fleetguard, Fram, Racor and just about everyone who offers diesel fuel filters has a "fuel water separator" filter available. They are not...
  6. rchalmers3

    getting greasy handprints off CARC

    I'd use brake cleaner if it was a small area, but a few cans of brake cleaner can get expensive. For larger areas (fuel tank spills) I have used a mild detergent in hot water, applied with a medium bristle hand brush. After cleaning, the prints and stains may still show, due to the porous...
  7. rchalmers3

    m816 recovery from Richmond

    Well, you have a ready made name if you are into naming your rides: SGT Brown. Sounds and looks like you had a good time. I hope the truck serves you well. Rick
  8. rchalmers3

    First post from a lurker

    Welcome was-a-lurker myitinaw and thanks for piping up! Rick
  9. rchalmers3

    I am in big trouble

    Oh, my. Rick
  10. rchalmers3

    Our Deuces we just got =)

    My I be the first to say: nopics
  11. rchalmers3

    Wreckerman's Wood Fired Waste Oil Heater and Possum Parcher

    Wreckerman, I thought cleaning WMO required a centrifuge and electrical power, but there seems to be more and more articles about filtering the oil as an cost effective alternative. The entry cost of a centrifuge has kept me from embarking on my own collection/reclamation of used oil...
  12. rchalmers3

    Which is the Hardest Bolt or Nut to remove from the Deuce?

    Haven't done some of the work y'all have so I went with the P/B mechanism mounting bolts between the floor of the cab and the tool box top. Wasn't that bad but still. Rick
  13. rchalmers3

    New Guy Wilmington NC.

    Hi Shags! I would suggest a CUCV for beach cruzin and extracting the tourists simply because operating the winch on a deuce is hard work! A warn winch on the front of a blazer or 1 ton pick up is way easier to handle and of course if you get yourself dug in, which would you rather dig out...
  14. rchalmers3

    Fresh perspective please.

    I am unable to expand the .jpeg diagram you posted. I assume the purple wire that energizes the starter relay emanates from the P/N safety switch, is that correct? If so, then I suggest: a) Jumper the P/N switch harness. Make a short wire jumper and connect the 24v power in terminal to the...
  15. rchalmers3

    Transport for deuce needed!

    That's a long way Warren, why not go get it, fix it up and drive it home? Otherwise you can utilize uShip - The Online Shipping Marketplace - Ship Freight, Furniture, Cars or Moves to have haulers bid on your need for transport. Our wonderful website has an area titled "Transportation Needs"...
  16. rchalmers3

    Fresh perspective please.

    Before you buy anything you could apply 24v to the purple wire (with the truck in park) and see if it cranks. Rick
  17. rchalmers3

    Ultimate accessory?

    I need a job, this place is getting to me...
  18. rchalmers3

    Ultimate accessory?

    "Goat Sucker"? Que loco. Rick
  19. rchalmers3

    Ultimate accessory?

    chupa who gave you that screen name, was it maddawg308? Rick
  20. rchalmers3

    Recovery

    Hey, good luck with your trip! I have a few suggestions to reduce the stress: Perform the recovery as early in the day as possible, as a lack of light causes stress and can cause missed ques regarding possible issues and problems. Communications between the recovered vehicle and support...
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