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There will be some mods, seats, pyro, cab lights, soft top hook switch, muffler. I am still looking for a fab Canadian rack over the cab. If you see a spec for one of those please let me know where it is. I can do the welding and the cutting just need the specs.

Some more of prep

Well, I am sure I will here some junk about using fiberglass, bondo or other cracks about my restoration methods. I am going to start a post to keep up with the restoration of my M109. When I got her she has seen better days. This truck will never get sold. I will drive it and keep it in the...

Pump has been ordered and I have read the TM 9-2320-209-20-3-1 Chapter 6 and Table 6-1. I know it says to fill to one inch from top of filler cap but exactly how much coolant do I need to bring? I am guessing 5 gallons? I have not found the actual amount of coolant that this engine requires...

Well after getting the truck and getting a good 150 miles down the road, the water pump went out on me. I did have a recovery vehicle and we started to work on her. A very nice fella allowed us to park it behind his barn in a secured area and we commenced to pulling the water pump. We read...

Yea I searched it as well HeavySteven. Lol

Carnac, This has been a fun thread to read through, and I has made me realize something important. I have gleamed a ton of information off of this site. I have had a blast researching everything from vent caps on axles to paint. But I have not spend the time to truly thank the folks that have...

I was a SeaBee Naval Mobil Construction Battalion 62 Gulfport MS was home, be we hung our hats all over the world. I was a Construction Electrician a my brother was an Equipment Operator. We were in the same outfit for a few years. I am going to restore my M109A3 to CB standards as far as...

I want to thank you guys for the post. I hope I can someday contribute even a small part back to what I get out of this forum. You guys are great.

This all started trying to find a truck for my beekeeping operation. So I bought an M35A2C. Love that truck. Well later I saw a nice M105 trailer I thought would make a nice addition.. So I recovered the trailer. But yesterday I went ahead and bought an M109A3. So I might have an MV...

What a wonderful brotherhood you guys are. I will keep you posted. Ezout and Kroll are on the menu this week. I will keep you posted with picture. You guys rock. Thanks a ton.

I will keep you posted Glen, it is starting to rain today so I may be a couple of days before I attempt to tackle this. I suspect I could get some size lefthanded threaded screw and give it a try. So many people know so much more about these vehicles than I, I just thought I would ask. I...

I have recovered an M105A2. I pulled it out today in the beautiful weather we had here in Alabama. I downloaded and read the TM for this trailer this week. I want to get it ready prior to getting it on the road. I started the inspection process and found that the bottom air bleed valve has...

M35A2C Lucy Deuce (picked up almost on the Feast of Saint Lucy and she was one tough woman).

Very nice Gen, its on my Christmas list for next year! Nice operator as well. Well done video. Thanks.

Because all talent, all materials, and all inspiration came from God, God made the Deuce. Men just put it together.

Thanks guys I have ordered the Ryder bleeder kit and yes that is a better solution than running a pipe to the side. I am still building a mount to put the air pig on the side of the fender above the fuel tank. I will be removable by a simple wing nut and still portable, I will put a regulator...

I have searched the forums and although I have found some relevant information on the air pig, I am searching for advice. I want to move the bleeder valves from the existing location, (just behind the spare tire for both left and right and position them on the outside frame close to the spare...

Very nice truck, I love my Deuce but I can't help but dream of a 5 ton some day. Ok, I'm hooked.

And to think I though a Deuce Winch was just a gal that did not like big trucks. Hmmm.. But then again I thought Taco Bell was a Mexican Telephone Company.