Recent content by Brian1

Albuquerque here. I onlly check in once in a while on here though

Are you still looking for these? I have heard a Hummer Dealer can get them for $35 each and I think that only includes the hex part that bolts through the wheel. The schrader insert is extra. You can get the schrader part from Trail Worthy Fab as cucvnut said. I recently took off 5 of those...

I have a pair with rear blocks if anyone is still looking for some, my ad in the classifieds: CUCV Shackles and Attachment blocks - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite

I have the glow plug card with the short harness, PM me a reasonable offer if you are still looking for one. I never started the truck it came from but the guys at the auction said it was running so I assume the card is good. I did verify that the dash wait light came on and the relay clicked...

I have a glow plug card with harness for sale if you cant find one there. Pulled it out of my m1028 parts truck. Let me know - send me a PM.

I just did this a few weeks ago. I found a big socket that fit the nut in my 3/4" drive cheapie socket set and then used the air impact and the castle nut came right off. Sorry but I dont remember the size. You could probably use a large crescent wrench or regular wrench if you have one that big...

glad it went to a good home!

That is a great looking truck! Looks like it is setup very nicely to be a backcountry exploring rig

Here is a test for the rear locker: http://4x4icon.com/offroad/detroit/detroit_noslip.htm#test

Good luck with your project!

Re: RE: Fancy New seats / Top off That caught my eye too. Something doesnt look quite normal about those BFG MT's. Nice seats!

It works! I just tried it :lol:

I have the jack from my M1008 that I am parting out. I havent tried to see if it works but it looks in good shape. Send me a PM if interested

Sounds right to me. Since the runflat sandwiches the tire once the rim is clamped down with the nuts it is also a beadlock. The beadlock and runflat are one in the same.

This is a pretty good visual of how to install the rubber runflats. I took one out recently and it worked the same way but just in reverse. It is easier to use the type of hook shown in the pictures, I still got by with the normal hook but it made the ratchet almost too long to compress the...