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I'm afraid that we may have more requests than we have kits. I am asking all of those who have contacted us to send us a check and we will put your name on the list in the order that the check is received. By the way, if you think that they are too cheap, add a few hundred dollars. We are...

Vietnam Veterans of America is selling them for $650 plus shipping.

I wanted it too but I couldn't afford it and the power steering kits.

We won one of the lots!

Looks nice. One thing I learned from expierence: it doesn't hurt to check the lug nuts!

I considered that but I don't know if you could cut the case hardening. Also, I don't know how you would get the 25 knurls back on the stud.

Thanks Muddog. The stud is the same as a deuce stud escept that the diamerter of the sholdered section is .840 instead of 1.000 for a deuce stud. The thread length is 1.156, the fastener length is 2.469 the sholder length is .906, and it has 25 ribs on it. The threads are .750 by 16 threads...

Actually, I've never had the hub off. You don't need to take the hub off to knock out the studs. That part is really easy.

Thanks for the reply. I've tried all the local truck parts dealers, even the tire places (because they break them and carry spares). I've also tried Memphis Equipment and Murry. I even droped by our local National Guard truck repair facility. I did find a place on line, but they won't talk...

This must be a hard one. It's the only trailer question I've seen with zero responses.

Does anyone have, or know where I can find a wheel stud for a M353? I'm looking for one RH.

Red bulbs With all the knowledge of fire trucks, does anyone know where to find 24v, red bulbs. I'm looking for the 4" sealed beams for our parade vehicles. Jim VVA920

I'm from Denton. Sent a PM. Jim

Did you notice that one side was from New York while the other was from Virginia? Wonder if that makes a difference in the way questions are answered?

You could drop them at my place. There's no security at night but we leave a deuce and some trailers there all the time.

I asked the guys here what a "in the can" motor was worth a couple of weeks ago. It seemed that the opinion of most was around $1500. If your paying half of that for a pair of head gaskets, it would seem a no-brainer to me to go for the 1D with all new accessories (turbo, starter, gen, clutch).

At what point does it become cost effective to just buy a new motor and drop it in?

Your probably going to have 1000lbs or so on the tailgate. It will probably hold it. If it doesn't, it will only drop down to the frame if you have it secured in the bed of the deuce. You can always figure a way to get it out when you get home!

A couple of wacks with a sledge hammer at 11:00 AND 1;00 worked for me. It's a tapered shaft so all you have to do is jar it loose and it will fall out.

I wish you would make the background lighter for us with old eyes.