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Wow how I could vote at all, it was very hard choice. One day perhaps I will trip into a FLU419. It would be perfect for me with all the projects that I get myself into. And with the extra equipment that can be used for said projects I can keep the Grandkids and my friends kids busy for days...

Most time the numbers are on the seals. Unless the bearings are running without grease it is doubtful that they need replaced. Remove, clean and repack with quality wheel bearing grease. And make sure that you tighten, then adjust bearing properly.

Looks like a super straight M715. :driver: Even the door gaps look Great! :recovry4x4: Welcome Has the truck been in Texas for very long?

You figured right msk182! As you have seen there is allot to offer by being a member and contribute to the conversation. No matter how much you can read there is always more to see. Welcome, and the Jeep Gladiator is always a favorite of mine.

The climate in Cali must be right to keep iron from rusting away. I wish that here in Missouri we had the climate that helps keep the scrapper away. On top of rust we have Gremlins here also. :derailed:

Welcome aboard and ask away, there are allot of members with many years of experience. And very helpful, and with the library of TM's you can spend days reviewing manuals of many types of equipment.

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There is a youtube channel with Pakistani truck chassis repair that you would be amazed at what can be done with few tools and equipment. Enjoy the rebuild of your truck Curtisje. Lots of fun ahead.

Nooooooo........ Surely you jest? Not Kia's, really I was not aware that they are kind of a direct copy, or are they their own design?

Another one of my favorite movies. I would call it a classic but many things would still apply today. ;-)

Congratulations to Tracer and the Navigator, MV. Mister Roberts would be Proud.

I was impressed with OG standing on top of ladder to service engine. Now having your picture taken while standing on top of ladder is not a great safety moment.

Thanks for the video's of the Russian equipment. It gives a little more insight of the equipment. One observation that I always had of the T-34 was the footprint of the tracks and how light, or thin that they "appear". As wide as they are, they look to be able to break easily. Knowing the...

Well I voted and just want to say that it is not to late. :carnac:

At least there is a viable solution to continue with a great off road rubber design. And while there are still useable cases it will be an option. I agree with the aggressive, tough look of the rubber. And sipping would add to their effective use on and off road.

My first thought would be chaffing.

A few more pictures or stories from our other entrants? Taborljoshua? MyothersanM1? I would like some further scuttlebutt.

Fuzzytoaster with the "road gear" how is the ride at the speeds over, at 70? Very nice truck, looks like the paint will be easy to keep clean and maintain?

Tracer I see that you have a soft top. Does the Navigator have any problems with the noise to keep good concentration on the co-ordinates? Do you have future plans for a hard top? Very nice Truck

Voting on a 10 vehicle race is hard enough to do and this month we have 4. Oh boy!