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Here is the manual, TM 9-4910-587-14P Bill Michigan

I'll post a couple of photos of mine. Bill Michigan

The wiper blade is the ANCO 51-14, described as: Flat HD 14" (for flat windshields, heavy duty "ten edge" wiper blade, Natural Rubber & Stainless Steel) Car Quest part number: 651-140 price: $7.14 (The good guy price) List price must be higher. Bill

The wiper system I was referring to is the one with the motor that mounts in the center between the windsheilds and there are linkages to power the arms on each side. I pulled a blade off today and I am running it into the parts store to see if we can match it up. I'll post my results. Bill

Does anyone know the manufacturer and civilian part numbers for the wiper blades on the electric wiper kits coming out on the m35 trucks lately? Can the wiper blades be found at Napa or Carquest? Thanks, Bill

We had a great time at the trail ride. I was putting the bobbed truck togethor (after changing the cab)until the last minute so we didn't arrive until Saturday around noon. Only one small mechanical hitch with the truck was one pf the plastic lines going to the manifold flame heater filter...

Welcome to the group, make yourself a power bleeder from a garden sprayer or pressure paint pot from harbor Freight. I use one all the time and it works great. Don't forget to use silicone break fluid as most of the trucks are converted over to that. Also don't forget to bleed the booster...

I am desperately trying to get my bobbed truck back togethor as I pulled it apart a while ago to swap out the cab. It is currently in the garage as a chassis only. I'm going to have some body parts left over from the swap (a little the worse for wear, rust, etc) If anyone needs a fender or...

I drove by the gas station today. It is gone. Bill

I need an M35 cab moved from Delta, PA 17314 to Montrose, MI 48457 Anyone going that way? Thanks, Bill

That is a Curt #15605 class V receiver hitch. 18,000lb capacity with 1,800lb tongue weight. You can reference this post to see some better photos about it: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/45005-curt-receiver-hitch-deuce-18-000lb-1-800lb.html I ended up moving it as...

I'll have to drive past there just for fun and see if it's stil there tomorrow. It is at the gas station corner of SR 57 and SR 13. Bill

It sure would. But it looks a little tongue heavy to me. I wonder if a deuce could handle it? It's huge! Bill

I was driving back from a show Saturday and stopped by to get some diesel for my bobbed deuce and saw parked behind a gas station this cannon on a semi trailer. I went in and ask about it and they said that someone dropped off the trailer and they don't know who or why it is parked there? Looks...

I would recommend just installing new batteries instead of jumping it. If the batteries are bad you can damage your alternator or burn out other components. Bill