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RE: I On SOME diesel engines, you must crack the fuel lines at the injector and crank the engine to get the air out of the lines. The easiest way its to crack all of them open at once and then crack the engine until no more bubbles come out. Tighten the fittings and then she should start...

It would really depend on the civilian desirability of the vehicle. Hummers that could be rebuilt would probably bring enough to pay the shipping back and then some.

I agree with rosco. It isn't hard to get a bulb and socket and then wire it to the tail lights for your license plate light. You could even use two 12v lights wired in series and mount them a few inches apart above the license plate.

RE: Re: RE: 715 come and get it.... Fire in the wrong place has a way of getting your moving really quick. They ought to use that in the Olympics or something.

I flat forgot them. A couple like the one I wanted went for less than $2000. Big bummer. Oh, well, if the Lord had wanted me to get one, he would have reminded me. I'll bet that there are going to be more through Smyrna eventually.

I would guess that it is a big honking fuel-water separator.

Try chemical stripper. I use Strip-Ez available at any hardware stor.

Play sand will work fine. You need a big compressor to work well, though.

I had this issue on an old Plymouth I had. This problem is almost always related to worn linkage or worn forks. What happens is the parts get so worn they don't shift one gear out before the other starts to shift in. Gotta get the load off the gears. If you can't get someone to pull you back...

SWEET! How much did he move the rear axles? Looks to be a foot, at least.

$78,000 is a little steep for my pocketbook.

RE: m125 For anyone watching GL, they have one similar to this one at Ft Campbell that will go up for auction soon. The truck has no engine or tranny, though.

Well, the widest tire that will EASILY fit on a stock deuce wheel is 12". I imagind that the radials will fit. Seems a bit of a waste of good rubberl, though.

papabear, have you tried talking to your congressional representative? You would be surprised what they can do with just a couple of phone calls.

Robb, that is a truck, not a PLOW!

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RE: What Or most of the time was spent sitting at idle.

I like the 5 ton M818 but don't want or need the big rig type trailer hauler and would like to put a deuce bed on it. Is this possible and easy?

RE: Re: Running burned hood I was at the Smyrna lot and some of the trucks listed turned over SLOWLY. Too slow to start.

Yes, here is the GL auction photo