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In most places the parade watchers were 10-12 people deep.

Erik's Military Surplus. I use a little spray silicone when assembling the wire through the boots, used liberally, it helps when connecting and disconnecting. Here's the link for the wire: Prestolite Wire For Military Vehicles, 14 AWG, M13486/1-5

Thank you for the compliment nf6x! I'm very anal about any electrical mods on my truck and I enjoy making them look like a "motorpool installation". You probably can't tell from the photo, but the wire is even Mil-Spec.

I zip-tied my light housing to the soft top support, but I like the "P Loops" better, looks cleaner than zip ties. My supports provided a good ground, so I just made a little ground jumper from the housing to the supports, and ran the hot to the firewall where I added a 15 amp self-resetting...

St. Patrick's Day Parade: Denver Style I took a few shots between talking with the Club Members this morning. It was a absolutely gorgeous day in Denver, perfect for a parade! This is the fourth year I have participated in this Parade and I have never seen such a large turn-out. The Weather...

Good score! Just add food! I've never seen one from GL with anywhere near that amount of equipment on it.

I enjoy the rewards of being helpful.

John, No need for the attitude, I was just bringing it to your attention, should you expect a PM from the OP.

When designed, they assumed you would have a ground guide, especially at night. There are lots of 24 volt lights that will do what you want to do.

You're rocking the boat pretty hard for 8 posts. I've never seen anyone "kicked off" for what you describe. Ckinger, Welcome from the Plains of Colorado!

Did you notice the last post in this thread was almost 2 years old?

What year is your tractor? I like to add one to my collection someday.

Here's another thread to read: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/76210-behr-paint-jobs-show-me-your-mvs.html What does the manufacturer of the paint recommend?

Check the Alternator, with the belt off, make sure the pulley rotates freely. A friend emailed me about this same problem last night, his alternator had froze up.

Do you find it difficult to keep the truck on the road when this happens? ;-)

With any assesories that are added, mechanics usually install a circuit breaker on the firewall just above the steering column. I'm sure it's a rediness issue, having a breaker in the circuit instead of searching for a fuse. The only fuse is in the fuel pump circuit.

Welcome from the Plains of Colorado!

I agree the stack in the bed is lame, but other than that, it's kinda cool.

A search brought up this recent thread. Hope this answers your question. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/84594-antifreeze-deuce.html If that photo is of your coolant, you have a problem.

I'll put my money on Bjorn's diagnosis.