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so how badly does it flood out the engine when you have to kill it that way?

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/picture.php?albumid=150&pictureid=1235 long story short, dont try to explore an old logging road during spring break-up after you take all your shovels and tools outta the truck..... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/picture.php?albumid=150&pictureid=1233...

Somewhere in here, it can be said that both types have their advantages and disadvantages. the standard automotive brake fluid (DOT3 and the like) are very suseptable to moisture. given time, they will even absorb moisture through the cast iron master and wheel cylinders. if you do not...

to some, that is prolly just as big a tragedy...... each to his own :D

and for the record, I use my Oshkosh :D

so this isn't the best place to post a vid of me crushing my Mercedes then.......

actually NAPA does have the wheel cylinders, but they are about 3-4 times the price of one from someplace like Saturn Surplus, where they were about $35-40 last I checked

have not gotten around to uploading any pics since the change-over, but on the old site in my album you will see mine in it's lovely blue hehe

I too had to go with that wiper setup until I could lay hands on an original wiper arm and blade. I work for NAPA, so I spend a lotta time trying to see if there was a better way to go on the wiper (My duece was missing one arm when I got it) that is as good as it gets, and it works so long as...

Would this be a potential reason that after the rebuild, my brake pedal is hard as a rock but if you let off your foot a little, then the pedal will go down?

Re: snow driving Are you refering to a SUSV?

Anyone know the NSN for this heater kit?

Amd Polverone, yeah, most of the Alcan is paved now. The Canadians take their highway maint very seriously. The trucks and equipt you see them using to patch a section of road would squish a duece without noticing. And I wonder if the old NAPCO Chevy I found abandoned along a trail near...

Thanx Lee. Again, let me state I have no fantasy about zippin' along in a Duece! Like the bumber sticker says - "I may be slow, but I'm ahead of you!" I just wonder sometimes if 20-25mph is an average speed up a 12% grade at 2000rpm for a 68 M35 or if there is something I should be addressing...

Merry Xmas back to you Dave, as well as to all you SS folk out there - Have a great holiday season!!!!

I wanna Go!!!!! Kinda far from AK, also.... :(

Ran over my father's Ford Ranger. Twice. Never knew it. I was backing around in the parking lot and went to pull out into traffic, but there was a car coming. Backed up into the parking lot so my nose wasn't sticking out quite so far, and then pulled out after the car went by. When I came...

I hate when that hapens!! :D

Guess ya didn't drive the Taylor much while you were here. But that's a rare trip for the Deuce. Mostly where I go with it is in the White Mountains off the Steese towards Circle. Not bad hills (in a pickup), but slow goin' in my Duece. I don't ussually stop much in Delta. I'll ask my buddy...