cucvrus
Well-known member
- 11,474
- 10,441
- 113
- Location
- Jonestown Pennsylvania
AS a matter of fact I do have one. Sure I will sell it. I will send a PM.
-
Steel Soldiers now has a few new forums, read more about it at: New Munitions Forums!
What have you done to your CUCV today/lately - Part 2
- Thread starter Warthog
- Start date
SRB1976
Member
- 317
- 9
- 18
- Location
- Hanna, Wyoming
Received my winch bumper today from RLC welding. Now all it needs is paint and mounted onto the M1009.
- 34,012
- 1,810
- 113
- Location
- GA Mountains
Received my winch bumper today from RLC welding. Now all it needs is paint and mounted onto the M1009.
View attachment 548822
I've been looking at that bumper for some time. When you ordered it did you specify the dimensions for the factory shackles? Since you have worked with them, think they would make the bumper to fit the 18,000# winch? Can't wait to see this hung.
SRB1976
Member
- 317
- 9
- 18
- Location
- Hanna, Wyoming
Yes, his shackles are the standard 3/4''. I also had him cut out the holes for the black out lights.
Drunkle Scuzzy
New member
- 115
- 1
- 0
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
Tonight I bypassed the 3 capacitors that were for radio interference on the windshield wiper motor, and cleaned the connections on the plug. I plugged the connectors on either end of the capacitors into each other to keep them from flopping around. Now the wipers are fully functional, even the 3 spray setting... previously i only had low speed, barely... and no washer spray.
Attachments
Last edited:
- 6,092
- 4,499
- 113
Contemplating mounting height for a reworked RG31 bumper...
Durango_USMC
Member
- 663
- 0
- 18
- Location
- Indianapolis, IN
Cant seem to find the right spindle nut socket for the rear hub... so a little frustrated. The prongs dont seem to fit, looks like I might have to modify it a bit.
- 1,658
- 1,678
- 113
- Location
- Nova Laboratories, WA
I see the Anti-grav device I sold you is working well....
Bunkerbuilder
New member
- 267
- 1
- 0
- Location
- On the land near Northern Nevada
I have the same device on some of my pics.
How bout it weenie tell us how to fix this gremlin ?
How bout it weenie tell us how to fix this gremlin ?
Last edited:
MarcusOReallyus
Well-known member
- 4,524
- 816
- 113
- Location
- Virginia
There are two ways to accomplish this mission:
- Turn your camera (phone?) over before you take the picture. You're doing it wrong.
- Download any free photo editor and flip the picture before you upload it. Xnview is one that's easy to use.
If you are taking digital pictures, you need an editor. Period.
machinist75
Member
- 777
- 7
- 18
- Location
- Murphy, TEXAS
In my iPhone i take pics with the home button on the right hand side. Seems to get rid of all the anti gravity photos.
Bunkerbuilder
New member
- 267
- 1
- 0
- Location
- On the land near Northern Nevada
Very interesting that on every other board / forum I post any pictures on they come out fine....This is the only place that spins the pics at all, I capture pics and upload those and they dont require turnin at all.
Last edited:
Keith_J
Well-known member
- 3,657
- 1,323
- 113
- Location
- Schertz TX
Extensive 4WD operation today. 14 miles off hard pack, dirt roads ranging from soupy gravel to pure jello mud.
so bad the rocker panels slimed my legs getting out. And the back of the 1031 is still covered, I cleaned the license plate, lights and rear view camera off before getting on hard surfaces. But like an idiot, drove for 30 miles with hubs locked. In 2WD though.
so bad the rocker panels slimed my legs getting out. And the back of the 1031 is still covered, I cleaned the license plate, lights and rear view camera off before getting on hard surfaces. But like an idiot, drove for 30 miles with hubs locked. In 2WD though.
cucvrus
Well-known member
- 11,474
- 10,441
- 113
- Location
- Jonestown Pennsylvania
I drive from November till April with the hubs locked in. Never hurt it. Been doing for 20 years on the same trucks and they still work as designed. That is the shift on the fly design. Awesome invention back in its day. The newer truck has the best design no hubs at all.
86k5
New member
- 82
- 0
- 0
- Location
- Greenville, ILLINOIS
Went to change out the air filter yesterday.... The current one had been squashed down to fit in the assembly. I thought their had to be a better answer. I checked and double checked part number. They match up. The new air filter will need squashed down in order to fit as well. Input needed. Is this the right answer?
Rustyshackelford
Member
- 478
- 13
- 18
- Location
- Tucson AZ
Mine fits perfectly so no, I guess it's not the right answer. Did yours get swapped out at one point? Just find one that fits your assembly and make sure it seals.
86k5
New member
- 82
- 0
- 0
- Location
- Greenville, ILLINOIS
Well crap. Thanks for the input. I guess ill head back to the parts store. Nothings easy with these darn trucks.
the skull
Member
- 289
- 12
- 18
- Location
- mt victory ohio
86k5, is there any chance that the studs are screwed down into
the intake too far? Can you grab them with vise grips and screw
them up any higher?
the intake too far? Can you grab them with vise grips and screw
them up any higher?
llong66
New member
- 453
- 2
- 0
- Location
- kokomo, In
Skull, if they are the stock studs they will only go in so far, the stock ones, at least mine, have a stop and will only go in so far. Also if its the stock air cleaner, even if the studs are in to far, the base of the air cleaner would not crush the filter, they simply wouldn't fit up through the top of the air cleaner.
Bethelfire
New member
- 99
- 0
- 0
- Location
- Owingsville/Ky
Stuck my 1009 and it took my 4wd tractor to get it out. My fault though, I knew I shouldn't try that clay mud,rocks and hill!