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Hi You can get the instructions in TM 9-2320-209-34-2-1 Section 12-5 Here is a link to the tm http://www.jatonkam35s.com/DeuceTechnicalManuals/TM9-2320-209-34-2-1.PDF RL

When the vent plugs, you start with a great pattern and then it fizzles out. Starves for paint. Splattering is when solids and unmixed paint get to the nozzle. It is possible that the vent being plugged can relive itself suddenly and then you get a lot of pain all at once....well, it could...

You may have a screen down in the bottom of the port where the paint cup screws in and that can get clogged and when you clean the gun the thinner removes the paint that has accumulated on that screen. I have a Campbell Hausfield HVLP and I found I could not shoot heavy based paint without...

I would obtain a new in tank pump for a TBI chevy COnnect a long hose securely and also your electrical connection. Drop in tank of your choice and pump to your hearts conent. That particular model pump is durable, simple and dirt cheap, even new. I am considering designing a replacement...

That's a CIVIL WAR NSN that is why it is non-standard.....

Deeper and deeper :deadhorse:This is getting deep, better get my barn barn boots on! :lol:

If you do a search in the site for ALCOHOL EVAPORATOR or go to this thread http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/46312-looking-alcohol-evaporator-kit-m35a2.html you will read a lot that has been offered on the site to either install one, or build one. RL

My Gracy will step her way down, But I have her trained to let me help her, or perhaps she has trained me......:mrgreen: :jumpin:

The box of my truck was completely blistered and there was not a shred of paint on it. I scraped and wire brushed it until it was clean and the rust was gone. I sprayed two coats of Rustoleum rusty metal primer on it and then two coats of the latex. I have a shelter on the back of my truck so...

In defense of the person who is posing the question, the Steel Soldiers site is huge and the search function can be intimidating especially if you do not know the proper terms to describe what it is you are asking, or looking for. If you do not know what to search for, it is pretty hard to...

Agreed on the getting home. This just reinforces the thinking that his rear has a major failure. I have done a similiar thing and made it cross country in a K1500 pulling a trailer that had a rear diff blow. It was a very high mileage truck and the gears simply wore out. I used front...

My Gracy weighs 70 pounds or so and is 9 years old, soon to be ten. I have two spring seats so I made a platform covered in carpet that extends from the front of the passenger seat to the firewall that sits at the same height of the seat and she likes laying there, or sitting and seems to enjoy...

Although I cannot dispute the longevity of CARC on our vehicles, I also do not wish to deal with the negative effects of dealing with that type of paint myself. I use a good rusty metal primer, and Rustoleum is fine for that and sprays well with Naptha for thinner. I use a latex exterior...

The rear has sheared off the teeth on the ring and pinion. Even if the locker had grenaded, there would be some linking to the forward motion of the truck and this would not explain how he got home. If there was a broken axle the wheel would fall off as the axle in an M1009 is semi floating...

1,600 hp (1,200 kW) and 3,000 ft·lbf (4,100 N·m) of torque. Allison 5 speed auto behind it. Jay Leno bought one of these and had Gail Banks add two turbos and upped the horse power and cleaned up the emissions. The top RPM is around 2800. All aluminum construction on the engine and the...

I did two things to make it quieter for my Golden Retriever. I installed a DYNOMAX muffler on the stack and extended it up as far as it would go. (I did not cut the pipe when I welded the muffler in). I also run with the passenger window shut and I also only crack the windshield on the...

lift points added to S280 shelters for mobilizers Hey Carnac. Here are a couple of photos of what I think you are talking about. The Bottom brackets are bolted on and the upper threaded mounts are rivited. Neither present a big problem in removing them. Take a look and if that is what you are...

I have an S280 for sure. I will take some photos carnac and if you want the mounts and they are removeable we can certainly come to some sort of arrangement. RL

I believe my shelter has both the threaded mounts and the "cleats" on the bottom that index with the lift portion of the mobilizer. I will get a couple of shots of them in the morning. RL

Carnac I have an S280. The shelter has four threaded castings that interconnect with the arms of the mobilizer. Is this what you want a picture of? RL