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Per the SMARPI, it actually should illuminate for circuit failure. Page 1-3

oh yeah I'll put it on my "build" thread, just wanted to remind folk that idiots lights aren't foolproof... I think there's a pun there..

I took the Deuce for a drive, towing my m116A3 trailer to pickup a rototiller from a friend. Had two "fun" things happen on the trip and now have a word of warning for late Model Air Force deuces. Long story short, I developed a leak in the main frame line running back to my brakes for the...

How's this going? I just blew FL3 brake line yesterday so my trucks down for the count for at least a week while parts ship to me to replace the entire frame line run. That being said, I might be able to get time to pull mine off on Weds but will need it back pretty quickly. How long are you...

Finally got my M116A3 tagged this week and installed the tag before heading to work this morning. I'm using it this weekend to grab a 48" rototiller for my tractor.

I'm just gonna throw this out there...... if you're trading off the 1028, I want a chance to buy it first! ;)

Welcome! I live across the sound from you , over near Woodinville and have a Deuce.

Amazon! But I got the details from other fine fellows on this site. Iirc Rustystud mentioned it. Its a curt 15800. It's class V so you'll need the sleeve adapter to neck down to 2" as well

I finally installed my receiver. And noticed my weeping wheel seal has turned into a drip. Looks like I'll be having fun soon :(

Hey Folks, My wife and I plan to attend the BBQ in our Deuce. What's left that's needed?

Ha Rmtaunton, THAT is a crane.

Looks like the major Pro is highway safety while changing a tire.. I most often see that from guys that have gone Super Single and need to store their tire in the bed of the deuce.

Here's what I used for mine. 1x http://www.eriksmilitarysurplus.com/lorahoform31.html (Lower radiator hose) 2 x https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004NXIEYE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ( for intake to head water lines) 1 x...

it seems daunting but I also took my front grill, radiator and fan off. Probably an extra 30 minutes of work total. It was nice to get some extra room to work in the front of the engine bay. You could probably remove that water jacket while leaving the radiator in place but it definitely made...

The cylinder head wrench I made to disassemble the heads turned out to be perfectly in line vertically. I used it this weekend to reinstall the heads after changing out the head gaskets. I should have gotten more photos but while it was apart I went ahead and installed spin on adapters from...

looks like a fun project.

you were right Greg! They had them in stock.

Booya, thanks Rustystud!

I got my broken air intake stud out today. Thanks the fine guys on this forum, I followed the advice I found about soaking in rust penetrant for a few days and not being in a rush. I used a fine point center punch to get a good center point, then used a left hand drill bit, followed by a...

It's been a few months since I updated the thread. Not a lot has changed, working on head gaskets right now. As well as building the canadian roof rack. I want to mount my 50" LED light forward and then a couple of side lights. While I've got the engine halfway dismantled I'm also going to...