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  1. Crazyguyla

    Horn Button parts needed

    BC, I have the parts you need, but i need to search for the parts tho, be my luck there down in storage in La. _________________ Marcus 1957 Curtis-Wright M45 Compressor Truck Ft Leonard Wood, Mo
  2. Crazyguyla

    anyone have an extra winch bumper???

    what are the demensions for the welded winch brackets? might be easier to have them fabricated then try to locate them. _________________ Marcus 1957 Curtis-Wright M45 Compressor Truck Ft Leonard Wood, Mo
  3. Crazyguyla

    Always have a couple of blondes handy when you get stuck!

    There are truck washes in the desert (Iraq). We were required to spray down our vehicles atleast once a week before dispatching. It looks like the door is painted tan, very indigative of an NTC vehicle. Also, the door is to thin to be uparmoured, those things are thick!! :) I think it's NTC...
  4. Crazyguyla

    Do you like your surplus well done?

    where is this place located????? _________________ Marcus 1957 Curtis-Wright M45 Compressor Truck
  5. Crazyguyla

    Do you like your surplus well done?

    your missing part would be the voltage regulator for the 25 amp generator. The cannon plug that behind your ether cannister used to plug into the 25 amp regulator. Sometime in the trucks history, the 60 amp conversion was installed, hence the cable running from said cannon plug to your 60 amp...
  6. Crazyguyla

    Mystery Bracket

    Jon, They came out around Vietnam, i think, and are still used today in small numbers. I had an NBC / CBR storage room full of the bottles with nitrogen cartrages. Thgis was beofre my unit deployed from new orleans to Iraq, no telling where those 100 something bottles went after Katrina had...
  7. Crazyguyla

    Mystery Bracket

    Jon, that bracket is for an M11 Decon bottle. The botle pop up on ebay from time to time. ____________ Marcus 1957 Curtis-Wright M45 Compressor Truck
  8. Crazyguyla

    Where is that great Deuce VIN Database?

    another way to zero in on the year of manufacture.. some dueces i looked at sitting around the motorpool have a contract number on the data plate.. some are long.. some are short.. but one thing they all had in common was to numbers in the group seperated by hyphens.. for example...
  9. Crazyguyla

    Gasser air compressor

    water cooled: Benbix - Westinghouse PN 224020 ( Obsolete ) Air coooled Midland - PN N5408A ( 2 Cyl ) Haldex - PN N-7502-E ( 1 Cyl )
  10. Crazyguyla

    dual circuit brake system

    I have uploaded this to the TM section and has been approved :grd: :beer: _________________ Marcus 1957 Curtis-Wright M45 Compressor Truck Ft Leonard Wood, Mo
  11. Crazyguyla

    Historical Archives and old TM's

    The point of the posting is: First: A source for Obsolete manuals that are not avalible thru LOGSA or thru any of the reproduction companies. Second: To copy files from the military archives here on Ft Leonard Wood, all it take is time and copy paper. Unless everyone likes spending $$$ for...
  12. Crazyguyla

    Historical Archives and old TM's

    After scouring the web and other sources trying to locate the TM's for the compressor sitting on the back of my duece, I decieded it was time to get serious and go ask the guys working at the Engineer Museam here at Ft Leonard Wood. The older guy that worked in the gift shop directed me to the...
  13. Crazyguyla

    What do you do with parts you 'don't need' anymore?

    Here are two manufactures the military buys the intank fuel pump from: PN: 311389-1 Olympic Controls Corp 1080 E Chicago St Elgin IL 60120 Saint Technologies Inc 10 N Locust Shannon IL 61078
  14. Crazyguyla

    Front Flexible brake lines

    There's flexible lines from the frame to the rear axles. I think that is the oneas BFR was asking about.
  15. Crazyguyla

    missing part

    Seeing that your truck has the Generotor to Altenator cable running along side the engine head, that is where the 25 Amp voltage regulator bolted to the fire wall. Think about how long it's been since your engine compartment was painted.
  16. Crazyguyla

    Deuce Wrecker Engine Swap

    Ken, A little paint, some tires.. it'll look good as new rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl .. I could really use that cab off the pipe line truck, looks in better condition that mine ;) One word, the truck looks like a money pit.. The truck looks like it's been sitting submerged in the south...
  17. Crazyguyla

    STE test set

    The STE/ICE has been superceded by the MSD ( forgot the meaning ). The MSD is a rugged laptop that does everything the STE/ICE can do plus be able to read and troubleshoot the newer vehicles with computer controlled engine systems, ie. CAT. The computer runs about 10K by itself and has an...
  18. Crazyguyla

    Radio Mount question?

    EXACTLY!! did I forget to mention that small detail?? rofl
  19. Crazyguyla

    MV security

    5200 Locks aren't that tough. they'll take a lot of abuse from chisels, hammers, and bolt cutters, but give me an F wrench and a 18 in pry bar and that locks off in 5 secs. i was always the master key in the motor pool when some stupid Joe lost the key for the his vehicle
  20. Crazyguyla

    MV security

    There's always painting the start button the same color as the dsash. It had me fooled for like 5 min once when i jumped in a duece after not driving one for 5 yrs. everything on the dash was green.. i had to remeber where the start button was, and being green didn't help me remeber. I keep...
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