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Nice truck. I think i saw that one on GSA. Right?

Welcome from Coatesville PA.

Congrats John. Now you can recover my MV.......when i get one.

They obviously missed us. See what happens when you leave SS.

Looks sweet John. And a very fast turn around time too. Is it going to Rausch Creek?

I also love to eat maple syrup. Making it is another story. At about 40 gal of sap to 1 gal of syrup......I'll just buy it.

Does your deuce have yellow headlights? If so, we were leaving when you were pulling in.

The hook on the upper 'snatch block ' ( I love that word) looks a little bent.

Cabin fever has been subdude. What a real nice day. Thanks HAWKMAN for the M116 bows, they worked out perfect, and a great price to boot. Good to see NewMVguy too. I couldn't stay and chat cause the kids were wantin to go. They were dissapointed because their wasnt much of a convoy there. Only a...

Ahhhhh!!! Bridgeports in a pile!!! With lathe's too!!! A machinist nitemare. Did you see any 5kw gensets Mike?

I thought M1009 were 24 volt?

uscgmatt and moose53, Did you guys ever get your trailers? How did your recovery go?

I also need (3) slave plug covers with chains for a CUCV. Anybody have some?

I use "Super Winch " hubs also. They fit tighter and the inner splined piece is not made of aluminum like alot of the others. 2 thumbs up.

Anybody bringing m116 gennietrailer bows and tarp?

I've seen several Amish business's with computer/internet. The Coleman camping store in Intercourse is one.

Hello and welcome from Coatesville PA. Since you are from Lancaster.....Are you Amish? I have never seen a plain person driving a deuce, but they do use the diesel gensets to run there farms. Just kidding about the Amish comment, welcome to the site.:-D

My 002 genset was leaking from the same hoze. Its too sharp of a bend for that hoze. I took both hozes off and had them made 1" longer, then turned the check valve around 180 deg. This way the hoze has less of a bend and isn't stressed out. My genset still ran even with diesel squirting out...

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Personally, I would never rethread a nut to a different pitch. Unless it is a very low torqe application. If it is a higher torque application, just make a new nut or have one made. Rethreading a nut will weaken the threads and when you tighten it, the possability of stripping and failing is...