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What did you do to your deuce this week?
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Merc1973
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This summer:
Cut down a junky old half dead cherry tree, took 2 loads of brush to the dump.
Picked up 4 pallets north of Westminster, MD to enlarge my firewood stack for this winter season. Took some scenic photos.
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Those are some nice pics; and your rig looks great! That's pretty country up there towards Sykesville; haven't been up in that area since grade-school.
Is the State Hospital still up there?
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You can disassemble the horn and clean it up. There is a metal "flap" that can get real cruddy. That is what makes the sound wave. I cleaned mine up and tried it out in the basement with just my shop air. The wife was "NOT" happy !!!
Also the electric "solenoid" can get sticky. Try flushing some brake clean through it with the power applied. Then squirt some lubricant like a good PTFE in it. I use "Tri-Flow" myself.
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Good info.
I had to do that to the two trumpets (horns) on our deuce. Lots of crud on the REED (as in a woodwind instrument like a clarinet). The crud essentially dampens the vibrations created as air passes by the reed in the horn. NO vibration = NO honky.
Since the reed in ours was the brass type (copper based), I soaked them overnight in fresh vinegar (like cleaning a penny) and they were nice and shiny and ready for reassembly in the morning.
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Probably CAREFULLY applying her lipstick just at that moment, too.
I bet that was good. Got the pic?!
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Thanks, Great day to drive the deuce with great scenery! Im not sure if its still there, I moved here 2 years ago, originally from Detroit area.
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Reed ! That was the word I was looking for ! Thanks Coldwarrior !
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We started painting the adapters and rims this weekend. I am still sick and feeling like crap so my nephew did most of the work. I helped setup the ladders and tape up the one rim. Starting to look good thou. 
We will be installing them this week hopefully.
We will be installing them this week hopefully.
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Finally finished up the bodywork/base color paint today!
Painted the bed ~4 years ago, and then had to replace some rust on the cab/fenders before I could paint the rest.
I'd ultimately like to do one more sand/paint (probably next summer) to hide some of the runs, fix a few dings from reassembling, and get the bed/cab to match 100%. Then I can do the white markings. Going to need to read up on how to do those properly.
When I got it:
Today:
Painted the bed ~4 years ago, and then had to replace some rust on the cab/fenders before I could paint the rest.
I'd ultimately like to do one more sand/paint (probably next summer) to hide some of the runs, fix a few dings from reassembling, and get the bed/cab to match 100%. Then I can do the white markings. Going to need to read up on how to do those properly.
When I got it:
Today:
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Checking out the fall colors
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That sure did clean up nice; that's some good looking work there.
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Anyone know what a part number for a pilot bushing is on the 67 multifuel m35a2? im trying to get the wife to get me one since its bronze for out wedding anniversary thats comming up and was hoping to find a part number so she could pick one up locally or order it online.
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them adapters are nice where did you aquire them from, i wish i had the dough to get some.
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Well, a few weeks ago my M109 sold. The guy drove it 190 miles home. Other than the intake flame heater springing a leak before he even left my yard, he had no issues on the way home.
I'm trying to get my yard cleaned up to the point where I can finally get to work on swapping over my drop side bed on my M35.
I'm trying to get my yard cleaned up to the point where I can finally get to work on swapping over my drop side bed on my M35.
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I moonlight for a local paintball field. It's attached to a Family Entertainment Center called Shenanigans. Each year we participate in the local parades, and last weekend was the biggest one. Our city goes from 35,000 people to over 100,000 for the weekend. We throw a DJ and a Tiki bar in the back of the deuce, and roll LOUD. Everyone says they can hear us long before they see us. Everyone loves the truck.
