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No problem. Hijack away... You may have a leak at a fitting or a pin hole if there is any corrosion on the line. You could blow he fuel out of the line and then plug it and hook up a compressor or pressurized tire to the other end and spray a water/soap solution and look for the bubbles...

OK, someone tell me just how the hell am I supposed to manage to connect the defroster ducting!! I think who ever designed this was a communist trying to sabotage our arctic operational abilities!! After trying for what seemed like an hour I would swear that the ducting and the built in...

It came with an off switch... Ill be ok.:-D Ill also be able to drive around with the windows down in Janurary....;-) My plan is to add a removable duct so I can heat the bed with the cover on if I want . Andy..

Im about to install a Multi-Fuel Heater in my Deuce. Any words of advice, suggestions or warnings..? Thanks, Andy..

Anyone know anything about these..? 6,000 Btu Air Conditioner, Military Surplus, Brand Not Specified at Sportsman's Guide They don't provide a model or NSN... Thanks, Andy..

Most likley glint tape... Andy..

It's not ripped or torn just sun damage over time. I want to find something that I can seal it with that will keep it waterproof.. Thanks, Andy.

I have several vinyl cargo covers for trucks and trailers that are servicable but weep/drip water from the top. Has anyopne found something that will seal the vinyl covers and will stay flexable, not crack or yellow..? Thanks, Andy...

MY pump seems to have had the FDC removed completly.... Would this have been done during a depot rebuild..?

1. Pull out broken fence posts/cement. 2. Pull out neighbor’s tree stump they had been digging on for 3 days. 3. Haul 6ft fence panels from Home Depot loaded by fork lift. 4. Support veteran’s organizations by driving in parades. 5. Help friends and family move. 6. Working on it keeps me busy...

Sounds like it will be a good parade but I will be in Crescent during that time... IM me if something else in the area comes up. Any excuse to play with the toy truck...:-D Thanks, Andy.

Ace Hardware had it... Since I was there I also added two valves to help with changing the filter and set it at an angle to help with changin it..

Dabtl, Did you use only the fitings in the kit? I went to install my filter kit but the brass fitting that goes on the lower part of the pump is too small. Did you use a reducer..? Thanks, Andy.

It regulates the amount of air pressure fed to the steering system for it to use. I tested mine and it has a range from zero to about 50psi... My air system will build about 120 psi. I’m not sure I want to feed all of that to the steering. I may replace it with an aftermarket regulator. Andy.

Has anyone else had a problem with the air-o-matic pressure regulator venting air? It will drop it below 60lb setting off the low air warning and causing the safety valve to the steering system to trip. I messed with it and it stopped for a few weeks but is doing it again.. Thanks, Andy.

What time does it start? We are running both of our trucks and a 105 for the American Legion in Crescent on the 4th mid day... Andy...

Image 8 Looks like an 11 meter RIB to me... Could be Seabees moveing it but I would bet that it's SEAL's using it... They didn't ley me play with toys like that...:cry: Just trucks... Andy...

This is why I do not borrow things from people... C.g.

I bought a Ryobi IR001 Non-contact Infrared Laser Thermometer at Home Depot for about $26-$27. Over the weekend I made a 45 mile trip at 45-50MPH. When I stopped the temps on my front and back hubs were around 100-115 degrees. They were fairly consistent all around so I am thinking my bearings...

Yes, The rubber spacers are for packing and must be removed from both ends of the new drag link.. It just so happened they were the same as the rubber parts used to mount the power cylinder to the bracket. I had problems getting that to fit and had to play around with trimming the rubber a bit...