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Could have something to do with why the drill press was in the shower.:gimp:

POST # 17 . It also looks like he found the problem WITHOUT a frame machine.

Looks like a M100. http://olive-drab.com/idphoto/id_photos_m100.php

YOUR THE ONE THAT BROUGHT THE WHINING REMARKS INTO THIS THREAD. You also can't stand someone doing things that are not your way of doing them . It happens in almost every thread you post in.

There is a ongoing thread for EUC wait times . EUCs from recent GovPlanet Auctions

Welcome to SS . Find a M36A2 (long version of the M35A2) or look into the 5 tons and put a deuce bed on it.

GMA went bankrupt a couple years ago and are now part of history.

I don't know about other parts of the country but there are still a couple of spring shops that re-arch spring to factory specs and install or sell new bushings if you want to press them in yourself . They also make custom leaf springs . Or you can go buy some Autozone chinese leaf springs and...

Probably the same reason they don't delete their for sale and want ads , once they sell their item or find their part.

You could just throw a ton of parts at like cucvrus suggested a few posts ago , your the one doing the whining any time someone doesn't do it your way . not every body needs a frame machine calibarated by NASa to find a 2 inch sag in a truck.

Hopefully he bought spare filters .

The chains usually go to lock the steering wheel.

The bottom lines is supply and demand.

Gl kept about 75% and gave the government 25% , when their contract for rolling stock expired they lost the contract to GP who gets about 25% and gives the government 75% so they care more about getting the most money they can out of a truck.

Old 331 gas deuces?(M108)

What measure it , you can't measure it , you have to put on a frame machine ,( sarcasm ) just read this thread. best way to level 1986 m1009

that's what the 3rd one today , must not be any moderators .

http://powerservice.com/psp_product/...-cetane-boost/ https://seafoamsales.com/diesel/

If you run the NSN# through http://www.parttarget.com/ it should give the specs for the cylinder.

click on this link , where it says "premium member" click on the arrow next to the white box http://www.steelsoldiers.com/payments.php