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Found one MS3100A20-15P, which you can have. You will need the 3106A20-15S to complete the assy. Let me know and I'll send it to you.

Leonard, don't have anything complete in that size. Your best bet is to look for good deals on ebay and buy the correct insert(s), that is what I have done for the 757. There are so many combinations.

My answer would be that they are simply overqualified for most needs. Very funny Mike, of course, the M35 has more tires. :-)

I have some extras, how many contacts and what gauge (=current carrying capacity)? I'm pretty sure you know how the part numbers go for the "Canon/Ampenol" connectors and if you can find the shells and cable clamps, then the inserts can be purchased separately from this place for $10-$15/ea. The...

For the m656/xm757, do a search, the xm757 in particular, lots of posts here (mostly by yours truly, trying to make it more popular so that more of them can be saved from the scrapper). The screw is interesting, I was bulding a model once a long time ago (about 1961) with screws, never finished...

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Tatra Having two closely spaced front axles is an advantage when crossing obstacles like a wall for example, or a berm/mound....

Check out the m656/xm757 when you get a chance, they were built in the late 60's and the designers appear to have corrected most, if not all the drawbacks found in the M35/M54 series trucks, very capable off road including swimming, just not the capacity of the Tatras.

The prybar works well also.

Ethan, after you get the two "hold down" cap screws out, just give it a little tap and it should come right out.

RE: Need a brake part!!! That should be an inverted flare to NPT pipe, try your NAPA store...... Get the dimensions/sizes from the old one. Probably 5/16 tubing and 1/4" pipe thread.

Anybody care to elaborate on this "design" and why it is better, often making something different doesn't necessarily make it better....

The original ferrule is on for the duration, I'm afraid, it will not slide off, only turn, the ground through sample shows how it has dug into the steel line. BTW, this particular ferrule was hardened.

Here is the PS mag note on it: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?full=1&set_albumName=album11&id=ps452_p20_21_stop_light_switch&name=gallery&include=view_photo.php Mark, what part of the switch is leaking, around the connector terminals?

I think it's a matter of actually needing those vehicles, remember Russia moved entire factories away from the front during WW2... The US has a different mission. Even the 5-ton trucks are air droppable. Size is one thing, I'm more interested in the details (see previous posts) and the dual...

Sounds like you need to go with a "commercial" policy, I have for my deuce and it runs about $600-800/year for liability alone.

Check the individual cells of the "bad" battery. Recharge both batteries individually with a 12-volt charger. When used in series (like on the deuce), it's important that both batteries are as identical as possible in performance and condition. If any connection gets hot, you need to clean the...

It's a "no compromise" tool to me, I like them and they come in black. :twisted: ...built like a deuce and a half. Never bought any at full price, way out of reach, but I find them at yard sales and on ebay, of course.

A blurp about Proto:" Proto is unique because it goes through addtional testing and certification because it is used by NASA, the military, and industrial customers (including General Motors). " Proto is made by Stanley and is supposedely a premier version of MAC Tools, also made by Stanley.

Welcome to the site! ..... The Israeli RBY looks like an economy version of the HMMWV...:-)

How much driving do you do/are you planning? I would not use any of it, but that's just me.