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That trailer would sure be the answer to my dilemma.

Great idea, but I already have the tower, rotor and a horizontal beam, I would really like to use it. Looking for ideas on negotiating with the building department. They want stamped engineered drawings for the 30' tower at $300 a sheet, stamped drawings of the foundation and engineered drawings...

Google 24 volt dc to 12 volt dc, lots of choices on eBay and Amazon. Simple and straightforward installation.

Anyone have trouble with the local building department with installing an antenna tower? I asked about a permit fee to erect and did I open a can of worms I can't the lid back down on. aua

How long have you had them Mike? Will they go for the "long haul"? I've been studying for my Tech for about a month now, using Hamtestonline.

I have looked at the Baofeng models, aren't they cheesey for something that cheap? I realize Kenwood and ICOM are upper end, Yaesu has some entry level models.

Very nice freshen up job.

Good catch! (Can I borrow it?)

Here is a list of the TM's for a Deuce: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77607-TM-s-for-the-Deuce It wouldn't hurt to peruse the troubleshooting TM.

Arlen, I'm sure there are quite a few posts on this subject, you probably didn't guess the correct super-secret magic word when searching. ;) You can also find the ether canisters at any truck stop. Sapp Bros, Loves etc.

Yes. If you scroll to the bottom on the page, you'll find a listing of similar threads.

The Ken-Tool unit is a nice piece of equipment.

The owner may not know what turbo is in the truck by letter, just ask him/her if it "whistles"

And add that word if the "C" isn't in upper-case too. :)

My Deuce has the same unit bumper numbers I had on the Deuce I was assigned to in Germany from '75 to '77. Any comments about the numbers have all been positive especially after informing people the history of the numbers. I have them on my truck to honor that unit and my Brothers in arms that I...

My bad...I did accidently pull up one of the previous links. Thanks for the good link!

Seems as though they are sold out again!

Don't you guys have a club in the Gainesville, Georgia area?

Look for a ballast to fit the lamp specs. A little wiring may be necessary, I don't foresee a plug 'n play. Wiring diagram will be on the ballast lable. Go to an electrical wholesale house, you'll have better luck than dealing with Home Dumpo or Blowes.

Keep looking on that unpopular auction site, that's where I found mine...complete with official gooberment forms.