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I removed my mudflaps to replace the bed, and I really like the rear without them, especially with the singled out hubs. Has anyone else removed them and not re-installed them? I am still re-building the rear, and have to paint, so I haven't put them back on yet. Can't decide whether they...

I need to check on a few things under light trailer, so until I know for sure, which I don't, I will concur with the inspection requirement. Looking further into it, It seems that the State wants money for everything, so YES, the trailer needs an inspection. However, I have never looked for...

Many of these trailers have come into the US, so it is documented in Customs data bases. Call a freight forwarder like Purolater Courier, they can get it in for you with their paperwork. Then you just have to pick it up at a terminal on the US side. This will be the easiest! As for the...

Like rifles, the manufacturers who get contracts to produce vehicles for the military have to conform and build the product to the specifications set forth by the contract. Usually the contract calls for an excessive overbuild and because it is a military contract it can be quite lucrative for...

Yes, my M35A2 does the same thing. I replaced all the hoses, thermostat, and radiator when I first took delivery back in October '08. Flushed the system with fresh water, drained and replaced all the antifreeze. To this day, the coolant is still sitting in the neck, and I still get the slight...

I just recently found the same problem with mine. It is my right rear, rear. There are those adjustment screws, and small cover plates that are on the backing plate. Jack the wheel up, remove the covers on the backing plate. Now rotate the wheel and see if it sticks anyplace. loosen the...

I removed mine because it was cracked everywhere. What a PIA! I should have bought the puller from Saturn, but opted not to since I would have only used it once. However with that said, I bought a wheel from saturn, and it appears to be similar to the duece wheel but it is thinner and is...

My duece is registered Historical in NY, and I have insurance through Met Life. $129 yr.

Try this link... Wheel Locknut Sockets 1907 - Truck Wheel Bearing Locknut 8pt Socket 3"

Without taking the grease cap off, and undoing the cotterpins to play with the sizes, can anyone tell me what the socket size of the M416 Axle nuts are? Are deep sockets required? I believe they are the same for the M101 CDN2, and this is what the Canadian manual gives as a size. Anyone...

Don't forget about the military vehicles we were able to fit in too. That was an invitation only show. :grin:

Covers for the transfer case. I like. Tell us more. Pics?

Excellent news! I have the Primary, and the Oil Filter kits. They are really great. I just replaced my fuel tank with a like new one that I picked up from a scrap truck, and I got a New Sending unit and Pump as part of the deal. Clean isn't even the word. Like New is more correct. With the...

My truck didn't come with one, and I drove it all winter here in NY this year. As long as I was buttoned up, it didn't bother me, and we had an exceptionally cold winter. I had a concern about the rain last week, since it was chilly, only about 40, but once I got moving and cracked the window...

That's the 1/2" key for opening up all the plugs around the chasis. Great item to have. I found mine in the tool box.

You know I will be there. No.2, I was told that the truck is ready, and will be there for Wednesday.

If it is just the intervehiclular cable that goes from the trailer's tongue to the tow vehical that you need, then You can get them at Saturn Surplus. It has the std, 12 pin nato plug. Look under the Trailers tab, 416

Are those types of wheels available for the M35 currently? I'd love to swap out my split rims for those.

People asked me the same question. "What are you going to do with that?" Now if it was me that someone said to, "I'm buying a military truck." I would have replied, "Very cool, enjoy it. How did you get it?" But that is because I have really great hobbies, and appreciate something different...

Thank you for the information, however I really would rather use the rubberized gasket material, as it will outlast the cork. I hope to only have to do each hub once. Only as needed of course, but once is enough. I'm gong totake wild guess and get the 1/8" as if it is more than this, it's...