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  1. Woodsplinter

    Standard H Transmission

    How do I get it for cruse at 65-70mph without over doing the RPMs or straining the engine? Never gonna happen in a deuce. Find another vehicle if you want fast...
  2. Woodsplinter

    '71 M35A2 air compressor lubrication

    Good news! Not the air compressor- was a piece of metal rubbing on the alternator pulley. ( long story)
  3. Woodsplinter

    '71 M35A2 air compressor lubrication

    The air compressor on my '83 A2 deuce just started squealing loudly. It's not the belt but it sounds similar only 100 times louder. No visible damage anywhere, everything else is working fine. It is an older 2 cyl compressor. I know this is an older thread but thought it would be a good place to...
  4. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating almost done !

    Bob- my windows flop back & forth like crazy when the doors are open. Is that normal- do they only "tighten up" when closed? Anybody?
  5. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating almost done !

    Good job- thanks for the updates Bob! I'll post mine shortly as I get farther along.
  6. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating almost done !

    Looks great Bob! Where did u get your Zilla Mat? Mark
  7. Woodsplinter

    Air Conditioning a Deuce

    Tom, thanks for the update! In my case the brackets I bought dictated the compressor placement. I do have a hot water heater but I doubt it will get much use here in Phoenix. (Gonna have to take it somewhere COLD to use it!)
  8. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating the Cab

    The foam in my hardtop crumbled like dust so I removed all of it. Let us know how tough the regulator install really is. Pricey little devils!
  9. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating the Cab

    Bob, that's good to hear-won't worry about it unless something happens. Yellobronc, thanks for the input! I disconnected most of the pipes/hoses/bolts going through the firewall so I could cover it. Fitting the material in place and cutting holes for pipes, bolts, etc., has been very tedious and...
  10. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating the Cab

    Bob, I'm also sealing up the holes (there's lots of them) and insulating with rubber and foam mats. Also replacing all the weatherstripping. Haven't finished the A/C install but another SS member who saw photos of the belt routing thought we might have problems with belts slipping and not...
  11. Woodsplinter

    Step 2 Insulating the Cab

    Bob, I have the same A/C unit from Boyce but haven't finished the install yet. How is it working in our Az heat? Air temp, blows enough air? Also, any issues with the belts slipping/ squealing? Thanks, Mark
  12. Woodsplinter

    Air Conditioning a Deuce

    Yes it came from Boyce. It has no markings on it but is 22"x 14"x 1" thick. If you need any technical details, call Brett at Boyce. There was no information sent out with it. The connection to the receiver/ drier uses a #6 hose and #8 to the compressor. Hope that helps! Mark
  13. Woodsplinter

    Air Conditioning a Deuce

    Tom, thanks for the belt info. What is different about those belts? After seeing the belt arrangement I am also concerned about the lack of contact. Haven't gotten to use it yet so i'll just have to see what happens. Lonesome, I have been sealing up all the holes in the cab by epoxying a...
  14. Woodsplinter

    Air Conditioning a Deuce

    I really had to tighten the yoke down and it was a tight fit, but it works. Here are pics of the brackets for the compressor. They came as part of a kit from Boyce Equipment.
  15. Woodsplinter

    Air Conditioning a Deuce

    I'm almost finished with my deuce A/C install and I ran into the same spacing problem. I went the simpler route (I think) and got 3 washers with a 1.5" hole in the center. I then epoxied them together with steel epoxy. (I don't weld and was afraid welding would through the "unit" out of...
  16. Woodsplinter

    Questions about removing deuce wheels

    Today, I received the torque multiplier mentioned by kc2 in his earlier post. I ordered it from lugwrench.biz on Friday. (Fast shipping!) ($160 incl. shipping) I got my A2 deuce recently and haven't had any reason to take the wheels off. After it got here I put on the 1-1/2" socket and...
  17. Woodsplinter

    Painting the Deuce-Need sandpaper???

    P.S.- I saw lots of sandpaper on eBay, worth checking out.. Thanks for the heads up Gimp!
  18. Woodsplinter

    Painting the Deuce-Need sandpaper???

    Yes, they have silicon carbide(wet/dry), aluminum oxide, and garnet. Box of 50 alum oxide 220grit- 1200 grit is $23.95. ( your choice of grit) Don't know how that compares with other places but I have used it for years and it lasts much longer than the home depot stuff. I'm not endorsing this...
  19. Woodsplinter

    Painting the Deuce-Need sandpaper???

    Hmmm.. I thought a full sheet was 9"x11". No? What size are you guys referring to?
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