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In installed a 20 gal tank from a late 70s truck on the right side of my M1031. Right now I only have it plumbed to fuel my diesel generator in the back of the truck but with the info you guys have given on the selector valve I think I may set it up as an aux tank as well. I have also considered...

I drove these when I was in the Air Force. Ours spent most of it's life at 25 mph or less. And yes They liked to remind you not to smoke ALL the time...I guess they were worried about jets catching on fire...go figure :grin:

Ditto...with one exception...Glock! [thumbzup]

Try this. Drill a small pilot hole through the inside sheet metal where you want to mount one of the wire holders. Next use a piece of wire to gauge the distance between the inside and outside sheetmetal. Choose a screw a little shorter than the wire and your all set.

We had a crew cab Dodge 4x4 assigned to our shop when I was stationed at Nellis in the 80's. It was the same as a civvy truck just painted strata blue with the registration number stenciled on the door and a number of decals in the cab related to airfield operations. The truck had chrome...

Hey there! Welcome from Marco Island! Good to have you here on the site. Do you have an MV yet? ~Shawn

I decided to go with an aftermarket diesel genset in mine. I shopped around on Craig's List and located a very nice Generac 7.5KW generator. I am in the process of installing it now. It is liquid cooled and enclosed. It takes up about a third of the space of the original gas generator. I...

Cool video. Westech...when I got my M1031 I was telling my kids that it was a 1 and 1/4 ton truck my daughter decided to call it half-a-deuce...so there ya go. :razz:

Here are a couple in Ft. Myers. Not sure what your budget is but one of these might work. Military Duces

I decided to give the guy a call on a couple of other things he had. While I had him on the line I asked about the deuces. The cammo one was purchased at Eglin and the tan one was purchased at Warner Robins so it looks like they are both AF trucks. Sounds like he may be willing to bargain...

Just thought a few of you down this way might be interested. The prices seem high to me but I guess that depends on your budget. They do look pretty clean. I have no idea who this is...hopefully the ad is legit. Military Duces

My wife is a keeper too. But then again she has spent some time in uniform so there is a little green in her blood;) The first MV we bought was an AF M35A2. We were stationed in Germany at the time and we had a great time driving it around with the kiddos. She was all for it when I wanted to...

Hey thanks for the great replies. Glad to know this is a normal thing for these to do. I was hoping I wouldn't have to tear into the diff.

I agree 100% that if you have an MV you should get the manuals and study them. They have saved me a lot of grief with a number of problems. But they only go so far and that is where this site really shines. Thanks for the information.

While I am certain I do not possess the intellectual firepower or have the depth and breadth of experience with MVs as some members on this site, I do have to say that I can read and have, in fact, looked at these two manuals. I am not as familiar with these manuals as I was with those that I...

Ian, My plan is to clean up and coat the floor with line-x or something similar so I will be removing anything that doesn't need to be there so this will go. Just curious as to its purpose.

If your batteries have a good charge it is possible the starter solenoid has failed. Been a while since I had my deuce but is it possible to jump the starter solenoid on these with a pair of pliers or something? If I were closer I'd come give you a hand. Unfortunately I wouldn't get there till...

After removing the floor mat and padding I discovered this stamped steel plate on the passenger side floorboard. It looks factory and has 4 threaded nut plates in it. At first I thought it was the mount for the decon unit but there are 4 other screws/nut plates for that on the same side. Does...

That would be sweet! Thanks Kenny.

Ya kind of like a "go-no-go" gauge.