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On my 2001 M1097a2, 6.5....after recovery of it non-running I replaced or put on a new alt, ps pump, both top idler pulleys, water pump, and new belt. Now I have a belt squeak that I can not find. The intermittent squeak does change with RPM. I have the belt off now and there is no squeal with...

I am going to attempt some fab work for the HMMWV, and I may be able to use to for some fab work on the deuce to so I am gonna go ahead and spring for a plasma cutter. I think you had a great idea and I will be trying it out! Not sure I I even knew I could cut aluminum with one.

What parts do I want? Light bulbs months ago?

My local fab shop put a new bottom on mine. Cost about $200 and was excellent.

I dont but maybe able to rent one.

My S280 has the AN-TSM 191 package Inside. Going to leave the counter on the right as I walk in but want to remove everything on the left. Already stripped all wiring out of the rack and it is time to start to demo it. I really cant find a way to actually take it apart. Pretty sure it is...

Reminds me of a few years back, my dad forgot to unplug his boat charger before heading to the river....got pulled over by a trooper because he was pulling my great grandads one horse plow that had gotten hung on the extension cord when pulling the boat out of the barn.

I would not really rely on their website. These bearings are not anything special. The shop that did mine normally dont do larger alternators but they said they would take a look. He called me back same afternoon said it was done. $80 is sure better than $1500.

My local alternator shop replaced the bearings in mine. Cost $80. Take it off and go visit a couple of local shops and I bet you get some good news.

And in the good nature of is MV'rs making stuff work, I took a $85 trunk lid mount and cut it up and drilled holes in it. Toothed washers are on both sides of each bolt holding down the piece of aluminum repurposed from the S280 shelter and on the hmmwv antenna mount to body.

Make sure you check your SWR after Install. 90% of all whips you see out there have never been tuned.

If you have good contact between them then no you dont have to run a ground between each. Make sure no painted surface is stopping a good ground. Then, I think best thing is to run a braided ground from either the antenna base or the mount directly to frame or battery. I know just about enough...

Absolutley run an extra ground. Here is a couple pics of what I am doing...did this today. One side will have a 2m/70cm non grounded antenna and on other side will be a 102" whip grounded to frame or battery (braided ground cable) trimmed down for 10m. On the whip side, will use a CB antenna...

Had it in the Veterans Day Parade...

Gasoline works excellent at helping dissolve the algae.

Did you spray glue the fabric to the Insulation? Looks real good.

Euc@govplanet.com I bought my M1097a2 on March 11 and received my SF97 on tuesday of last week.

Got mine registered!!!

If that is directed to me, yessir using it will not be an issue. Would definitely have to put a decent pump on it.