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Welcome to the Green Iron Fevor....it's terminal! Use the "Search" link across the top, and type "Calling All SS Floridians," send me your info, and I will add you to the Florida Database. Glad to have you aboard :beer:

Great looking job Ray. Your hard work really shows. I am impressed.:beer:

You can make them out of the cork valve cover gasket for a small block chevy, or you can use black RTV gasket sealer. I have used both.....no problems with either.

I read on the site the other day about using a low air warning light. I thought the government should have included this nifty device on all deuces. I ordered one from Saturn for $16.50 plus the ride. It took less time to install than to write this post. Great safety investment to SUPPLEMENT...

Looks great! Nice job on the fenders too. Looks factory. I'm coming out in 2 weeks!:grin:

I've been working on my Deuce since Oct 2010, so I know what you are going through. Don't give up. A little work each day and you will get done! It's like the old saying, "How do you eat an elephant?" "One bite at a time!" :grd:

Won't be long now................Looking good!!

Follow Recovery 4x4's advice. I just replaced all the brake lines and hoses and bought all White Owl had and had a local hydraulic shop make the 3 George did not have. The ones I had made fit as well as the factory ones.

I am IMPRESSED!! Really looking good. Can't wait to see them both painted and on the road!!:)

Nice Job, Hank. Looking forward to seeing it finished. Still working on my a/c and will let you know when I have made enough progress to post pics. Evaporator is almost ready to go in. I have been putting off the compressor install as it has really been nice and I wanted to get some drive time...

Good Job! I made mine the same way. I only had to cut the shovel handle down 2 3/4 " and did the same cuts on the axe. Turned out great and saved money! :beer:

Helpful site https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?64899-complete-deuce-winch-mounting-bolt-list.html?highlight=bolts+winch Be sure to get a supply of correct shear pins. Bolts are not an option. Be sure to read the TM on winch operation and safety. There are many good threads on...

Nice tool. Easy way to be sure you don't over-torque and break off a bolt. Good reference. Thanks!:grin:

One nice truck indeed! :popcorn:

Nice aux fuel tank! What's the cost to fill it up!?:smile:

Welcome to the site!

I'll bet there are no more "sharing" plow duties next year. You probably will get to do it all! Nice install. :smile:

Welcome to the site. Beware of Green Iron Fever! :grd:

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Anyone know the max working brake line pressure in a Deuce using DOT5? I found a company that will fabricate the rear rubber brake lines. :?: Thanks!