I hope they're using the same metallurgical techniques in their fighter jets and naval ships. "thosemilitaryguys.com" sells a pair of pre-painted locking handles for the Deuce for $65. They come in several common Deuce colors.
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What did you do to your deuce this week?
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Yeah David, but they're only door handles. I'd buy em'. Mine have worked for 11 years. Having said that, with the exception of all of the kids in my neighborhood with Subaru WRXs, only about 18% of Americans can drive manual transmissions anymore according to an article I recently read. Most wouldn't want to be bothered driving a Deuce anyway. A buddy of mine didn't even know stick shift vehicles had 3 pedals until he watched me shifting Brutus one day and asked me about it. So, theft may not be much of an issue after all.
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not much theft up here. I leave my keys in the vehicles. The bears, moose, and deer haven't figured out how to drive them.
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Installed 12.00-20s singled. Great improvement
Hell, maybe in a million more years deer will figure out, that running in front of moving vehicles is not a good idea.
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The white stuff is still falling so not much going on. A low tonight of 16 degrees, 11 degrees tomorrow night.
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Are those tires 11.00 x 20’s?
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12.00-20 radials
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Hello can anybody tell me if this is for a military truck? My Wife’s friends parents sold their Deuce and found this later and gave it to me said it was for their deuce jack handle. I don’t know I never seen a military jack for a deuce so I don’t know just curious thank you
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Nice truck!
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Can't help but wonder if it is a handle for a CUCV maybe?
To me it seems like a scissor jack type of handle.
Maybe an OLD Deuce had some sort of mechanical bottle jack handle?
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I don’t know that’s all they had was a deuce
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I researched the number 11640461. The last number isn’t very clear, so I’m guessing it’s a 1. Anyway, that part number crosses over to stock number 5120001067598. That stock number indicates that it is part of a 2 ton jack. I doubt it was made for the M35 but it could have been picked up along the way as maybe a curiosity? Just guessing of course.
Update. Found a pallet full of these jacks which appear to have a handle similar to the one you pictured.
Update. Found a pallet full of these jacks which appear to have a handle similar to the one you pictured.
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Well I think you solved the mystery I guess I’ll put in my parts box thanks for the help guys
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The real mystery left to solve is what it was used for. I’ll save that one for a rainy day.
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Just seems like shipping with them is either a hit or miss and takes a long time, makes optics planet look pretty good , lol.
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I finally broke down and bought two group 31's from TSC. Found them for $105/ea and that was the best deal I could find. Those group 65 batteries just couldn't do it and the cold would make them work so hard, the truck killed them way too quick and not be able to turn the engine over fast enough to even start off starting fluid.
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I started the tranny flush this evening on my A3 with help of my wife she drove it in between drains. I did total of 5 not sure what was in there before but it smelled like burning brakes. I changed the external filter now I need to remove the pan to change that filter and that looks like fun not much room. Does anyone know it the Allison Transmission have a drain plug in the torque converter before I have some people help push it across my garage while I look up at it lol. Tomorrow is another day