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I wonder if lubrication would fix it(cable, speedometer?

I went to home depot with paint sample from my mule, they matched it pretty good, the paint on the mule was the faded green from years ago. I got just a sample as I just painted spots(it was camo-painted) Some parts I used the spray-can paint from Rapco

Ya, you can't view them!!

I had an easy way removing them--use a digger-derick truck ,use a grip and the winch line, pull them right out

I've put in a lot of ground rods using a sledgehammer, ground rod pounder(that's what we called them, a thick,heavy pipe with handles welded to it)and an air-powered hammer made for the task.

I deleted my post as it was too primitive compared to following superior methods

With my apple computer I have no idea how post photos on this website, any help would be appreciated

you have to go on the internet to find his website, he's not on steel soldiers

Try private jarhead, he deals in military radios

Take it to s driveline place, have them check or balance the drive shaft, I did that to the mutts I have, no more vibration

Ya, I got his website--pvtjarhead.com same as the previous reply

Try typing in his name, I had the same problem a good while back, I have his email address somewhere

I am confused, when you turn off the main breaker, it kills the power to breaker box, so the circuits the box feeds is not energized.but the top of the box is still hot from the meter socket, which gets it power from the triplex wire from the transformer/powerlines.Maybe I am repeating what is...

When I bought my mule, I used a ford F-150 pick up to haul it home

I have an A5, only have had 3 or 4 months,has starter, added an alternator, it has always started but with the choke pulled out, which I found with these type of engines you always have to do.I have tried push/start and it starts right up.

Hmnn, when reading the the post I must have skipped the part where he said he replaced the light switch

I'd try moving the lights lever on ,then off several times

the metal tip of the strap is riveted to the bow,I don't know what the pins are for

I just used a hammer,as I am sure the military used the same/equililent as they weren't concerned about damaging the jeep(my experience)

Looks like a m151A2 to me, the second set of mutt pictures, the 1st set looks like a 151(no blinkers)