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RE: TX Veterans Day Oarades - Dallas and Richardson He can stand in the gun ring for all I care. Bring his family along. Plenty of room.

RE: TX Veterans Day Oarades - Dallas and Richardson We will have an M151, a WC63 and a M35a2 in the Dallas parade. If he wants a ride, less signs, OK.

The truck stop simply worked with it. The guy told me it was tough to remove. No surprise.

The perfect time to put on spin filters. Contact jatonka on this board. Mikey likes them!

I have not the slightest idea. I do not have a M101 but I may. So, since they were low cost, I bit on the deal. We shall see if I am the goat or great.

I got the kit in the mail this week. Took about ten minutes to mount it, just as Bjorn did. http://steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=9611&highlight=coolant+filter The kit is complete, less heater hose. Just look at the photo in the thread and duplicate. Nothing to it.

Green vinyl with ropes. Let's see what gets shipped.

I just got nine M101 Cargo Covers. Does anyone need one. Price will vary with shipping but I anticipate about $50 plus freight.

I did not take it off the Pitman Arm. It is as purchased. I assume both ends are loose, if moving it vertically means it is loose. I do not have as much experience with loose drag links as I do habeas corpus.

I simply got a grip and moved it up and down. Did so quite easily.

My drag link moves up and down with hand pressure. No movement back and forth. How tight is it supposed to be? :?:

I got lubed today at Travel America. I brought along a bottle of the pneumatic tool lube oil for the air pack. The guy had some minor trouble removing the plug, squirted in the lube and all is well. I am glad I was casually reading along today or I might never have caught that item.

I got the odiron coolant filter kit for the M35. I noticed the filter was a wix 24070. While cruising about I came up with anther variant on another website as a wix 24074. My local O'Reilly did not carry that number. On another unrelated web search I came across NAPA #'s 4070, 4071,4072...

New shocks, on to the bearings, next. This is actually kind of fun. As a lawyer I do not get into this kind of thing, much. Oh, well, buy me some more hand cleaner.

Well, next it will be the bearings, I am sure. No biggie for an ace mechanic such as myself. I will do the bearings with the install of the jatonka lockout hubs.

I just found the front tires had 40lbs. pressure. I will run it to 50 tomorrow. I also note it needs greasing. Perhaps that is some of the problem?

I had read that. I wonder if the lowering of air pressure on one side will make a difference? I think I will find out by varying the pressure on both. An interesting problem, these harmonics must be weird.

When the deuce hits a bump it begins to shimmy and wobble violently. I have read that the tires, NDCC, when worn unevenly cause most of the problem. Any thoughts on changing the tires, left to right and vice versa, for curing the problem? I am assuming it is the wear pattern and the harmonics...

This is the type I have. It worked wonderfully.

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Beginning to Think I Can Do Anything! OK! Now I know I can do anything! I bought new front and rear composite lights, searched out shorts and worked in the grounding all around. I changed out the steering gear, painted the steering column and cut away enough paint under...