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RE: Rebuild kits 1'3/8 or 1.375" BC

Yes Bjorn, it looked like common pipe fittings though I didn't check right then. Looks like one could use the same type of petcock drain that is on the bottom of the cannisters and would have a little more control over where it spews out and catch the fuel instead of having it spray all over the...

Does anyone have a bleeder screw for the top of the secondary fuel filter housing they would like to part with? The hex head and stem broke of the main part today when I obviously overtightened it after changing fuel filters today :( Thanks, BC

RE: Fuel filter differences Thanks ACE, thought so but didn't want to get in there and not have a replacement on hand. Had a few hiccups driving around Sunday so time to change the filters and possibly a tank flush!

Fuel filter differences While on the subject of fuel filters, here is a ?. Shown below are two pics of primary fuel filters with the same NSN. Note that the inner raised ring with the eight 1/4 inch holes is recessed on one and raised on the other. Will they both work, and if not, which is...

CX-4720 cables have the "wing nut" connector as a female. You need to have a male "wing nut" connector to fit the MX-7777 . I called and got one from Fair Radio and then swapped it onto one end of a 4720 to go from suppressor to mount. While you are at it, pick up a set of their handy-dandy...

Try this link-call them to see if it has what you need. http://www.american-milspec.com/p1850.html BC

Pops GMC-Garry Kuyper, 21 Ronald Road, Wolfeboro, NH 603-569-9515 BC

RE: AM1780 Paul, join here and post up your needs. They are very helpful. I have gotten a bunch of stuff from group members here and have been very happy. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/armyradios/ BC

I think it is just truckers' lingo for a tandem drive axle tractor. Single axle tractors are just known as single screw. BC

Jeeeeesus Bill, if you only remember one weekend during the seventies, that was one helluva decade for ya :shock: BC

Sorry to hear about that situation Paul. Maybe I was lucky, but once I had collected all my pieces and gotten them installed, hit the right switches and it worked perfectly. Have only taken one ride with a passenger and it was quiet and very easy to communicate. I remember Bjorn saying once I...

Paul, post up what is or is not happening. I don't know a lot, but mine works so maybe I can help. Do you know about the local and remote setting in the MT-1029 mount. Radio only one way, with VIC-1 the other I believe. Simple changeover. PM for link if you want instructions. Also, I would be...

SouthernM715, electricity is electricity, it follows the same circuitry rules on your vehicle whether 12 or 24 volt. You just need to be sure you get 24 volt parts, bulbs etc. Put 12 volt parts in and they will fry with sparks, smoke and the like :shock: Get the wiring diagram and a good meter...

Thanks guys, I was aware that OD Iron had them, but was just curious if I could possibly run into town and pick one up. Vinny, can't seem to get the pic from the TM to here, but it is on page 9-9 of TM-9-2320-361-20, item # 22. Thanks, BC

Anybody know if said washer can be purchased at a good parts store or truck shop? Thanks, BC

dma251, nice temp building. Would it happen to be a FarmTek? If so, how is the quality, etc.? Thanks, BC

Try contacting Towerguy1, he has one and I think knows where there is one on a pipeline Deuce. It is Maine though. BC

rkleim, I don't know where you are in Canada, but you could buy vtdeucedrivers and drive it home for a lot less than $13,000.00 :D BC

Thanks Paul, There is a power company sub station about 200 yds from where we were and I have since been told that it raises havoc with HF in the area. I really need to set up a better test. But, at least I know it works :D BC