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I cheated...I pulled it up on Olive Drab.

Hmmm, I thought they were about 2650 empty, possible typo?

Duplicate post.

Here's a good sticky to read: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?128479-So-You-Want-to-Buy-a-Deuce I know it's about Deuces, but the idea behind the thread is the same for military cargo trucks. Best to ask your State DMV about licensing, registration and insurance questions.

Do you know the condition of that fuel? Not real familiar with the Cat, but it sounds like you may need to bleed the fuel lines.

I found this one with the Deuce Forum stickies: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?53010-how-to-turn-up-fuel-in-pictures

Correct! I numbered my truck after the Deuce I drove in Germany, SVC 14 and my M105 genset trailer is SVC 14T

Nice test, good work! Where did you come up with the time interval between increasing/decreasing the load?

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Just my 2 cents: An informal study put this concoction to the top of the list as being the best liquid penetrant available...nothing better.

Can't get a new wheel?

Call George at White Owl Surplus, he's always been extremely fair to deal with. http://www.whiteowl.com/

You could have rebuilt it, Wsucougarx provides an awesome "how to" thread. Great text and photos here: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?75970-Turbo-Rebuild-3LJ-319-(Whistler)

One of my daydreams is to put a 6BT in that old lonely '71 Deuce I have sitting along side the shop.

Sure would have liked to see the finished photos of the 6BT transplant. Maybe Russ will see this and come through.

Sometimes also referred to as a "DC to DC Converter".

I drove my Deuce from Sacramento to Denver...took 3 days, 1182 miles. Took me quite a few months to get the feeling back in my butt after that trip.

3 guys in a Deuce cab isn't going to be very "comfortable".

I thought this was a good deal, 40% off on these great chargers. I have about 4 of them, and am very happy with their performance...

Also, don't use that 30 amp to 15 amp reducer/adapter when trying to run your AC! There is a reason the manufacturer put a 30 amp plug on the end of that power cord. That adapter should only be used to maintain the batteries in the off season, cooling the fridge and food down before a trip or...