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That use to be a fairly common problem when everything had cable drive speedo and tachs. Most of the time it's caused by the cable binding in the sleeve, dirt and old lube. We used to disconnect both ends of the cable and flush it with carb cleaner or brake cleaned and then run some tool...

I wonder if there is an actual statute the defines the colors that must be used. I know in Pa they have a bunch of different license plates with all kind of colors.

Nice looking tent setup. The Steel Soldiers Logistic Network isn't always the fastest but they tend to have great rates.

Scott, thats a nice clean, simple setup. I need to add a tag light to mine. Was the aluminum plate you used ?

Nice looking deuce. [thumbzup] Yes you should drain the air tanks to keep the moisture in the system to a minimum.

Congratulations on the nice trailer. Welcome to Steel Soldiers.

Congratulations on the "new" deuce.

Very nice work.

Glad to hear your back safe and sound. I travel through western Maryland regular and some of those hills out there and no brakes would make a interesting ride to say the least.

Although I haven't owned an CUCV I did have a 80 GMC 2500 pickup. I loved that truck. Stupid simple, didn't even have FM radio, and it just seemed to “fit” me. Tried-and-true SB350, no electronics to go bad except the ignition module inside the distributer, never had a problem with it, and no...

found this in the back of the operators manual. TM 9-2320-361-10 4210-01-149-1356 Extinguisher, Fire, Dry Chemical, 10-B:C Potassium Bicarbonate Base (Purple K), 5 lb. Disposable, Commercial Item Description A–A–393, Type 1, Class 2, Size 5, with mounting bracket. Hope it helps

That would be ok for a sb chevy, maybe.

I was thinking that the 4X4 might be used as a support for a lug wrench.

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe a couple drops of air tool oil once a year or so.

Seems to me I remember a minor mishap when mixing forklifts and Deuces around your shop :roll:

Good job. [thumbzup] Great to hear all went well till the end. :roll:

Man that stinks.

Hey, I resemble that remark. :roll:

No matter where you park it, it is easy to find. No problem with door dings either. Not one of my friends or family has asked to borrow it. :-D

Very nice work. I will 3rd the vote to use the military bumpers.