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I am reminded of what the bulldog said when he backed into the barbed wire....."ruff, ruff, ruff".rofl

It depends on how saturated the market is in your area....the last one I sold went for 400 bucks but that was last year before they started selling them by twos near me.

I have seen disc brake conversions for the Rockwells in some rockcrawler magazines (not pinion brake kits). Supposed to be bolt on....I think they use parts from a large Ford truck. Good luck with that.

The five ton radiator is bigger.....don't think it will fit in a deuce. I had a multi-fuel 5 ton tractor and the radiator seemed to be thicker also. If you put a LDS in a duece you have to watch your temp gauge very carefully.

Welcome to the Green Iron Laughing Accademy:cookoo: You will find plenty of folks willing to help out. I am about 80 miles SE of Huntsville. If you head down this way shoot me a PM and we can meet up. I am home except for Tues and Thurs when I am in school. There are several of us in...

You have ten "working days"....if they are only at a site two days a week you have 5 weeks. That is my thought....most of the time the GL rep will work with you and try to work out a pickup date that both of you can live with. If you go in with a good attitude they will help you...go in...

That would be a good thing.......I bet the old gent would love a convoy of MV's to arrive at his farm with flags flying. I hope when the time comes he receives full military honors......he truly deserves them.

It is going to behave like any other vehicle on ice......slip and slide. It is a heavy vehicle with plenty of weight on the tandems and front wheel drive but it's still going to be like a hog on ice without chains or other traction devices. Unless it is an absolute emergeny the best thing to...

Try these folks....they have a location in Anniston, AL :Home

Teds Trucks and Stuff near Dothan, AL has a lot of military vehicles and equipment. Google will find them.

Since the A3's were just modified A2's the clutch pedal and linkage should go right back in......you would need a donor truck. If I were going that route I would look for a 6 speed out of a big civy truck.

You Sir are applying logic and common sense to the actions of government employees. The same lunatics that are holding the keys to the aslyum. This is the same government that pays $2500.00 to ship a truck from Ohio to Alabama and then sells it for $2100.00 No chit, I was at Redstone when...

I was coming back from Redstone (near Huntsville, AL) a while back in my deuce. I was wearing ACU's and didn't have my AL tag displayed. I stopped at a convienence store with diesel pumps across the road from a livestock sales barn. I was putting some regular diesel in the deuce but there was...

We had a water truck in my unit at Benning and it didn't have the meter or the grounding strap......I vote for gasser fuel tanker.

You never know what "Joe Snuffy" is going to leave laying around in a vehicle.

I met Soni and his rig last week when I helped him load a M820....check out the pics: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/63865-m820-recovery.html

There were no mufflers installed on M35A2's from the factory that I know of......I put a lot of miles on deuces in Gemany in the early 70's and have a low frequency hearing loss for my trouble. In a lot of states a turbo is considered a "muffling device" and I have never been pulled over on a...

Depending on how much was in your tank you might run several tanks of regular taxed diesel and still have enough residue in there to show up on a test. Unless you are where they dip tanks regularly (construction sites, livestock sales barns, DOT inspections sites) you will prob be ok.....just...

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"No smoking in Government vehicles". Yea...right.