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Alternatives: Vintage Power Wagon offers rebuilds already done or can redo yours. There's also www.gastankrenu.com/‎ or the POR-15 treatments. I'm not sure if I read it here or on G741, but tumbling with pennies as an abrasive can be done. Seems like it would lead to tired arms, but . . ...

How could I have forgotten Raystown? . . . Terrible to be away so long. They've really upped the size of boats they allow in the lakes over the years. I know (used to know???) the stretch you're talking about. I had relatives that lived in Martinsburg where we used to visit. I think it's...

Welcome to the posting world of SS. These guys are all giving great perspectives. I'm trying to figger out where one would put a 28' boat out there and which mountain you're climbing. Cresson used to be a lot worse, the boat would take up half of Prince Gallitzen, so I'm guessing it ain't...

How did you like the results of the electrolysis on the gas tank? Did you seal it with a liner afterwards? Steve

I thought about that capacity as well but as you go much further up, you start to bump in to 220 volts unless you use multiple units. Steve

After you upgrade the AC, you might consider small in-wall fans down low that would push cold air in to the bathroom and others up high to pull warm, damp air out. Or maybe the high ones would work if there were sufficient square inches of pass-through registers at 12 - 18". Steve

I'm sure the clearance lights would work, but my truck came with lollipop lights installed by the prior owner. I do like them a lot and they retain the stock appearance. They're clearly visible from the driver's side in the left lane. Mine face rear only. Front is already taken care of by...

Good idea, but I've found that chocks work best on the flat with parking brake well-adjusted and set, regardless of chock size. Otherwise the darned truck figures it found another rock and rolls over it. Steve

For the brake drum, have you checked TM 9-2520-246-34-1 around 2-25x to see if that will help? As for batteries, all I could think of is to put each one on a very slow trickle charge to see what happens and check specific gravity for dead cells. Steve

Now Scott already posted this great photo of his 5 ton in Flemington yesterday, but it needed to be included here, too 'cause he's one of us. He just won't readily admit he's the SAA.This is My M813A1 in the Memorial Day Parade in Flemington NJ , 2013 There were quite a few of us out and...

So what to do if you're a sucker and want to pay bills before you forget? Hello SteveKuhn, You sent a payment of $15.00 USD to Steel Soldiers, LLC It may take a few moments for this transaction to appear in your account. Merchant Steel Soldiers, LLC Instructions to merchant You...

Perhaps I misunderstood. I also bought a crank handle, but I thought that the thread was about finding the whole landing leg assembly. Which is it? Steve

There was a 101 part-out thread in the classifieds but I don't recall whether there were landing gears available. Worth checking. Steve

Good point. Steve

Take it from somebody with a bit of experience. There's NOTHING about a wedding or engagement ring that's cheaper than a truck when you figger in cost of ownership. No! No! No! Joanne.....I wuz just ..... eep Steve

I always remember people who want what I don't have;) The trick will be remembering the face at Gilbert. I hate getting senile. I'm thinking of selling badges on lanyards to SS-ers with avatars and screen names at shows. Steve

Flatness comes with curing. It'll be flatter in 6 months than today. Also, texture counts. Part of the reason CARC looks so flat is because it's rough. That can be attained in the spraying (see the Behr post on the M35 back aways). You'll also find photos of my M105 sprayed with semigloss...

Vehicle stills and 5-Ton Pull. This made the rounds. Pretty sure YouTube links and DropBox are public domain. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mwfy9r7ivo8x13y/ZeYhJmkrJv http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCfaliiJ1Rg&sns=em Steve

That's a great snapshot going by. Steve

"...Could that be for the "Military Junior" filter housing?..." We took it to the Sussex show and the guesses were indeed Junior, but for a Jeep. That might be it because we also found out that Jeep engines were used in various stationary applications, and that's the general application that...