Steel Soldiers now has a few new forums, read more about it at: New Munitions Forums!
Microsoft MSN, Live, Hotmail, Outlook email users may not be receiving emails. We are working to resolve this issue. Please add support@steelsoldiers.com to your trusted contacts.
I grew up near Sheridan Illinois and had 640 acres till the democrat death tax took it. We wheeled on it all the time in an old M38 from the Korean war that my Grandfather bought. I used to wheel in the sand dunes up in Northern Indiana you could drive off the pavement in many places and get...
Great info on this thread. If you could ask your friend if he remembers the flatbed truck company that took part in the Fort Hood test and thank him for the manual they gave me that I was able to give to M1075. I think he may have the only one that will ever show up on this site.
That is not bad for an aluminmum ladder I have a steel one for the duece and love it and the M109 came with the one it is supposed to have. I really like the M127 since the ICC bar and a hoop let me climb up into it really easily and if the sideboards are on the rear right one has ladder loops...
Boy it sure is a real good thing to think about being able to come to this. I am thinking that I may be retired on terminal leave at this point but I sure would love to come down for this. I am going to go for bigger rubber on the M1031 I think bringing it down. I just bough some more 5.56...
Is there a relay you bypass by using the jumper set up? I think a bad relay would be the issue from what you are saying having checked all the wires and voltages.
Hope you find the problem.
I am really challenged by this, being in a time zone 14 hours and a day ahead of most of you, when I hit new posts I sometimes only get one post show up. I miss the way we used to see a big list of them in chronological order even if they were over 24 hours old. Is there a way to fix this I...
Well Being a Combat Lifesaver I have a bag that contains everything I need to save your life short of an EKG or heart start cart. The number one killer is bleed out so I have one and sometimes two bags of sterile saline solution and the needles and hoses and clamps to make them work. In Iraq I...
Great Truck and hope she stays healthy for many years. The thing that may change duece availability is FMS if we start giving away the farm there are lots of countries that would love do have a duece because they only have bicycles now.
We will see but you are right all M35's out of the...
Awesome video Adam and I can hardly wait to get to working on my M109 when I get home. My son was supposed to hook up with Atankersdad and get a window installed in my M1031 but my son did not make the hook up. I am glad he was able to get my M109 but man I sure wish the boys were more...
My Dad's first car was a 32 Ford that a couple drove into a canal and drown in. He got it for almost nothing and all he did was dry it out change all the fluids and he drove that until he left to go to the War in 1942. Go for it.
Wow that is great Chris the engine now has hopes of pulling the truck it has been married to for years around again. I am sure the little guy is watching dad work on this one just hope he stays warm while dad is turning wrenches in the winter air.
God bless,
Adam
you should have seen my face when the line on my suburban let go through a pin hole in the rear brake line. Thankfully the double chamber system saved my bacon and kept my grill guard from sending the dude that pulled out to the hospital.
I like to think that the most important fixture is the nut holding the steering wheel. We have God given sences that an F22 raptor could only hope to have and we should use them wisely as the former post metioned all the fallout an accident would cause. The smashed fuel line on my otherwise...
I have the book but it is still restricted and I am waiting on JAG to give me a ruling on it. I does cover the truck in great detail and goes into the PTO and auto kick up system as well as the charging system of the 12KW generator and panel. I have it on CD waiting to send to many folks here...
I tried to post this once before but the site timed out on me so I resized them myself to speed up the posting process. These static displays are at the Korean War Museum in Seoul. They are just a small portion of what is there and if you all want me to post a more comprensive set of pictures...