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Era Correct Hardware Very similar to a carriage bolt. It looks like this one in the photo. Fastenal did not have stock at the time but the staff made me want to visit again. Sounds like Era Correct Hardware would be a good business to be in with 50,000 of anything going out the door.

It's brand new and just makes me grin every time I see it, beautiful. What style of bolts are you using for those counter-sunk holes? SuperDave is putting a Universal Carrier together and I know he was hunting for some 'stove bolt' style hardware and having a northern challenge. Phillips head...

The CUCV TM's http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77609-TM-s-for-the-CUCV ....... and the wiki info http://www.steelsoldiers.com/content.php?2-CUCV-Wiki ......contain hours of hot tub reading entertainment for us newbs. The good thing about the internet is all that...

Rattle noise Have you re-torqued everything? Mine still sounds worse than yours on the video but the audio online is deceiving. I have made things quieter just by touching all my nuts with a wrench. It's best to go through a step by step process from the manual so you learn a preventative...

The easiest way to the manuals http://www.jatonkam35s.com/jatonkaM135-211sTMdownloadpage.htm The 302 manual is labeled wrong so I'll send a note to Jatonka but you can find the first part here http://www.jatonkam35s.com/M135-211/TM9-8025-1Part1of2.pdf ........about half way down to page 105...

Those finds are not getting easier. I know dabtl has been looking for a pto guard plate waaay down south and can't find one. I checked 7 trucks and they just don't have them. Good to see you found some treasure. When you get em' all painted up red, white and blue we want to see pics.

That is good news. With the tighteners being on the bottom of the tank I haven't had much luck with removal. Did you save them?

Off Runway Excursion Did you fix your helicopter yet? We heard you wrecked um. We had an "Off Runway Excursion" and we're going to need somebody to fly an itty bitty shovel over to the pile it so he can dig himself out.

I stared at the pictures....I'm excited, can't imagine how you're feeling being the pilot! Beautiful piece of rolling art. Test run dates?

Deep Space One Mud Recovery Wish I could help but too busy with beaver, dam up near the arctic.:D Taking pictures as soon as you get stuck and posting them puts some time and minds between the problem and the solution. You'll get her out...

Passenger Law Restrainment laws will be different depending on State, Country, location and can change over time so being aware of current, local law is required. I was looking through Alberta and Canadian law info and wandered into this link that gives a breakdown of the different State laws...

Did you hit it with a hammer? Do you want an original or are you thinking aftermarket? I take them apart, clean and re-assemble with good success so far. Is it running? Pictures man.

In 2010 we paid a few bucks to jump on a bus and drive around inside the boneyard. Tickets are obtained at the museum front desk and pictures are allowed in some areas. Neat experience. At the museum there are 80 acres of aircraft that a guy can touch and feel so this is a 'bucket list' for most...

....and if you do get down south to the Tuscon area, the Titan Missile museum isn't trucks but it is a missile base. http://www.titanmissilemuseum.org/ Phoenix has the commemorative museum, for aircraft...

That's the way to do it. Melt the ice and then drive through the liquid. I gotta admit my belly was scared you were going to get stuck and the voice in my head said, "Do it". Wouldn't want the tow bill so my gratitude for watching is so much higher, thanks for the vid.

Our deepest condolences, from a northern brother.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?99527-M211-Holley-885-FFG-rebuild-help Yes, please. I found a few G749 carb threads in the Early Deuce Forum but that one up there ^ has a good title so it makes sense to add any carb info into the 'M211-Holley-885-FFG-rebuild' thread. Had the plan...

Insurance Coverage I know it's a long insurance post but if one friend avoids this adventure it'll be worth it. We have an update today from our June 16, 2013 fire so I'll use it as a reminder for everyone to READ your insurance policy and understand your coverages, thoroughly, completely...

Is it SOON yet? Test drive? I have a carb kit laying on the bench waiting for pictures and video of how you did it.:shock: Hen D has a great thread including carb conquering for anyone needing inspiration http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?68735-First-52-XM211 Always exciting to...

That was a 375 horse power Continental after I hunted for the M249 tractor with speeds of 3mph. Lots of info on Atomic Annie out there but I had to dig for that one. We can thank David Doyle for the specs.