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Got yourself a "trailer queen" now, huh Glen? :whistle:

You probably should peruse the TM's pertaining to your new truck. A good TM to begin with is the -10 Operator's Manual. Lots of answers to questions in the TM's. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-tms/77607-tms-deuce.html

I'm not.

You should probably post your request in the Want Ads section of the Classifieds.

Right-hand threads, I've had mine on and off several times.

Would it still be the flasher unit even though the front signals work correctly? I'm thinking the turn signal switch is the culprit. Something in the switch is not in sync. Just my 2cents.

It's my stress reliever, driving it and working on it. The real world goes away when I'm with the 'Ol Girl. Picking up materials at Home Dumpo. Join a Club and hang out with other guys that have the same disease. Carshows, Veteran oriented static displays, parades, etc. As said before, you're...

Good point and well taken.

Ask your personal auto/home insurance agent, he might even do the leg-work for you, mine did. What happened with Hagerty and Gulfway?

Cmdr5993, You do some very nice work my friend! In your update photos, it looks as though you have a single switch plate for all your accessory controls, indicators, switches, etc. Very nice idea instead of having a bunch of different mounts hanging down under the dash. Do you have a photo of a...

thx!

Two brake light switch plugs?

Congratulations! Not a bad looking truck. Nothing a little time on the wash rack won't cure. Be sure and tell the next of kin about your new disease.

From what I've read, the 120 single phase selection provides less than optimum power, maybe around 80%. The Genset Gurus will chime in on this.

If it is still within spec, polish it out with a wire-wheel and call it good.

Post #2 has a link. Google RT-524, Military Radios, Fair Radio, etc.

I agree they were few and far between, but I did have a RT-524 in my Deuce at Camp Hunter Liggett, 6/74-12/75. In fact, each platoon had 3 or 4 Deuces with 524's installed. Go figure.

This radio was usually added at the unit/battalion level. Here is one that could have been installed in a Deuce. I believe you may need a HAM license to legally operate on some frequencies. Army Radio Sales Co.

And the Saga continues.........

Looks like she just couldn't take that tune-up. hope you're Ok and the damages were limited. Don't forget to get that fire extingusher refilled.