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I have 98 of the #010 Square ones left (keeping 1 for a spare) aua The things we do for love...

Have you downloaded the TM9-2910-226-34 manual? Look for the "Fuel Supply Pump Assembly". Lines come to this from the primary filter at 5-7 psi, and leave at 30-60 psi (?) to the secondaries, and the flame heater. Loose fitting or worn hose? Is it fuel, or engine oil that is leaking? One of the...

Ahhh, he must have given away all of his R&D info for free! :deadhorse: Or, maybe he was selling stuff for cost!

Why is your ammeter labeled "air"? Just asking.........

Makes me feel better, you found the same spring and ball setup inside the end that the nozzle screws into. I've got my "O" rings, will reassemble tonight, I hope. Wish I could find those little fiber filters that are under the compression fittings.....mine were filthy dirty. Cleaned them up as...

These pics were posted on an older thread. What I see different in these than mine is there must still be a piece inside the body......and my spray nozzle only had a small ball and a small spring, instead of the three pieces on the penny in the pic. I hope the darn thing works and doesn't leak...

Here's what mine looked like. I had already taken the nozzle tip apart and reassembled, didn't get pics. By the way, the small "O" ring on the brass piece is a square cut ring. I ordered some from McMaster Carr, Square Buna-N "O"-ring, size 010.

Mine was not easy. One thing that I noticed, when "rapping" the valve body, I was rapping the end with the bore that the snap ring fits into on my workbench. After a lot of "firm" knocks, I noticed that either me or someone else had deformed the end of the valve by pounding that end. The bore...

Did you get your flame nozzle yet? I'm thinking of buying one from SECO as well, wonder if you had good luck. I got my valve assembly all apart, of course I did not find what I was looking for. In the nozzle "subassembly", I found the thread here that showed what looked like a pin, three-legged...

Try TM9-2910-226-34, in the Deuce TM section of the forum....that's where I've gotten all of my info..

Well, let's see..........probably try to find a new home for it!:whistle: Know anyone that might be interested? (Does this mean I'll be banned?)

In the middle of some small projects. Drained fuel tank of skanky WMO from previous owner. Carried 20 gal of fresh diesel in cans, "installed". Replaced secondary fuel filters, waiting on spin-on adaptor for primary. Ordered flame preheat filter. Drilled for and installed new 3-bow soft top...

First, put 10-15 gallons of new fuel in it. If you have only 3 gallons of 1-year-old fuel in it, along with a little water...... When you get ready to change the primary fuel filter, check this out: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/80572-primary-fuel-filter-fubar.html I still don't have it...

I think that's the plan. Thanks for the response, great advice!

I got a new #3 injector line from TNJ Murray. A little pricey, but could buy just the single line, as that's the only one that was leaking. I found a few places with complete sets, but that's a big-dollar item. The line that I got was bent right, only needed a minor tweak to bolt it in. They...

I've searched the forums high and low, and have seen a ton of discussion about this issue, but no definitive answers. I'm doing my first fuel filter change in my Deuce that the previous owner ran WMO in. WOW, what a mess. :cry:Drained and flushed the tank, refilled with clean diesel, bled all...

One reason I'm changing the exhaust back to stock is to be able to take the top stack off, the soft top off, swing the mirrors in, and get it into my barn which I keep at 45 degrees (doors are 8' tall, 9' wide, I knew I should have built a taller barn). Then when I get the flame heater PM'd, she...

It's cool living in a small town, my driveway's a bit of a problem for the UPS driver, if it's too icy, they'll drop stuff at my son's place in town. I'm between Lawton and Mattawan. Your bobbed deuce looks like a fine ride!

Amen, gotta get into that habit.

Well, after having the Deuce for a little over a month, my wife doesn't smile anymore when boxes show up on the front porch. Santa must think I've been good. First, the necessities, like a new seat for her, so she didn't have to sit on the one most of the mice in SW Michigan called home. Then...