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I posted some pictures of the details of the super rope routing and lacing in this tread - http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?40654-Super-cord-group-buy Hope they are of some help.

World war brick 2013 For anyone in Minneapolis or nearby, saw this on one of the LEGO related websites - World War Brick is a gathering of hobbyists and fans dedicated to modeling historical and military-related scenes, vehicles, and weaponry using LEGO® brand bricks.*† WWB is presented by...

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Well, Fail on the leave Houston before traffic got bad, so we will be rolling out about 6pm, hopefully get there before its totally dark... See everybody in a few hours.

Removing the priority valve (pressure closing valve) is a very very bad idea ! It is there to make sure you still have air assist to the brakes if the air assist steering fails. If you have a big leak in the steering (or any other air system problem) and the air system drops below the set...

Its always been hard to steer, or that is new with the low air ? If you've got a leak, that means that the air cylinder isn't getting enough air. If you got a stuck valve in the drag link so that it is exhausting air when it shouldn't (or all the time), then the cylinder won't build enough...

Well, that at least narrow the possibilities for leaks. Has to be the drag link, hoses and fittings to the cylinder, or the cylinder. Have to get down there with some soapy water and get the joints wet while someone else moves the wheel. I'd do it with the engine off so you can hear, rear...

If it's a new leak (leaking all the time, not just when the steering wheel is moved), the most likely cuplrit (again on the M35a2 install, looks like the a3 setup is the same based on the TMs) is the useless, cheap, crappy regulator in the air assist system. If you have one (the latest...

On a M35a2 with the air assist installed, when you are maneuvering a lot at idle (in my case to get it parked in the back yard), the air assist uses air faster then the compressor can keep up with. The air exhausting out when you switch the direction you are turning is normal, as is the exhaust...

I used a NAPA service tools 265 "Use to hone drum brake wheel cylinders and disk brake calipers from 3/4" to 2-1/2" (19mm-64mm). "

Great ! See you Friday.

So it looks like I am going to be able to come up Friday afternoon. What time is the offroad ranch going to be opening up ? Jeff

Yep, and Yep. Probably everyone who does business with the Federal Government...

My favorite hydraulic suppliers- http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/ http://www.surpluscenter.com/home.asp They both used to do hoses to order, but in a quick look I didn't see that option. Since I'm usually doing something new I tend to use the re-usable fittings you don't need a crimper...

Still not sure that it really is a part for a fire control computer, but check this site out - http://www.hnsa.org/doc/index.htm#guns specifically OP 1140 (operations) and OP 1140a (tools and repair)- http://www.hnsa.org/doc/op1140/index.htm http://www.hnsa.org/doc/op1140a/index.htm I actually...

filter, Engine air intake 2940-00-804-7898 NAPA 2837 (smaller but fits) $55.49 right rear engine compartment Novo Corp. 250DX8B, Dollinger 7E2HP97V, Baldwin PA1620, Fleetguard AF826, Donaldson 18265-P11-7551 WIX 42837 (smaller, but fits) filter, Engine fuel (primary)...

Something related to mechanical analog computers ? Maybe to calibrate the gear sets in gun or bomb sights ?

According to the Forward Air receipt, from when I bought one from dilvoy back in April of 2010 - 295 lbs, 38"x36"x32" crate ($162 truck freight from SFO (San Francisco depot) to IAH (Houston depot) Never found a NSN for it, but the contract number was DAAE07-99-C-M007 (same as above), made...

Welcome ! Upcoming rally in Bryan / College Station- http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?98997-2013-Annual-TX-MV-Rally

Welcome, good luck on the recovery ! When you make it back, check out - http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?98997-2013-Annual-TX-MV-Rally