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Finished new front harness installation, finished the dual spring seat mod.
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What did you do to your deuce this week?
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nchittendon
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Chased the wasps out of the M105 again. Camper project got put on hold, now thinking I want to completely enclose it (but still fit under the original canvas). So sick of wasps this year.......ready for winter.
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Still trying to clean up and paint the R/H racks and troop seats.
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Whoa, Brother, you're in Wisconsin. But then I guess you all love the cold up there.
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Played hooky picked up some company for my deuce, and tested the electrical in the box
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Nice looking trailer DIZ.
Where did you get that?
Where did you get that?
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Did you have any trouble with Home Depot understanding the paint color you were looking for? I heard that they changed a system or something and could no longer find out how to mix the MIL colors. Or was it a particular person at HD that did not know what they were doing?
I just tested the 383 green paint from home depot on my tailgate. I think it'll do!
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Ahab , auction out of chambersburg!
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Up at Letterkenny; the Army Depot, is that where you were?
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It's always nice to have companions for your deuce. Otherwise they get lonely and then angry. Then they start to act up !
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Amen Rusty.
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Another thing I did this week. Put in two new 6TL batteries.
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I used to chase business with them up there.
There is a lot of fine eye candy hardware rolling around that place. I think Letterkenny was the MRAP re-build depot for a while.
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And now the update you've been waqiting for: M108 Wrecker outrigger maintenance! Here we see an outrigger sufficiently rusted so that the assembly had to be mounted in a pipe vise, and the Acme thread bi\oss turned with a 24"m pipe wrench assisted with a 60" extention ( cheater bar) ! The hreads would not move until large doswes of Acetone and Tranny fluid helped eat away the rust.AS you cann see in the pics, the assembly first had to be lifted on top of the workbench and then fastened to the pipe vise. Once so mounted, the pipe wrench-exten sion was used with alot of effort to get the acme thtread boss to turn. Once all the way unthreaded, it was wire brushed and oiled with HUB Oil. Any body have some outriggers to sell? I need 2 more
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I registered the M35 today! OK, that doesn't sound like much when asking what did you do to your deuce today, but it was with the California DMV, it was a big deal. Started out over a month ago hearing the truck was listed as junk, destroyed, and would never be able to be registered. Diligence and perseverance got me to getting the VIN verified and needing to get it weighed because it was listed as a pickup.
More work and effort got it classified as a utility vehicle which didn't need a weight certification. After a few more hoops and hurdles, a little incense burned, a few animals sacrificed and a couple of rolls of coins dumped into wishing wells, I walked out of the DMV today with registration, license plates and a refund from the DMV for over payment! Life is good. NOW I can start work on it, knowing it is legal and really belongs to me.
More work and effort got it classified as a utility vehicle which didn't need a weight certification. After a few more hoops and hurdles, a little incense burned, a few animals sacrificed and a couple of rolls of coins dumped into wishing wells, I walked out of the DMV today with registration, license plates and a refund from the DMV for over payment! Life is good. NOW I can start work on it, knowing it is legal and really belongs to me.
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Sadly, I did nothing with our Deuce this week.
I'm having withdrawals.
Hopefully, I will at least invest some LABOR on it this Labor Day Weekend.
(I can say the same thing for our 5-Ton and both trailers too.)
I'm having withdrawals.
Hopefully, I will at least invest some LABOR on it this Labor Day Weekend.
(I can say the same thing for our 5-Ton and both trailers too.)
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Where did you come up with that formula?
Is it a good one; get the job done? I'm guessing so, right?!
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I mix it 50/50 and use a little refillable sprayer. Works as well as the spray can stuff for me.
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