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2006 mfg by Conroe, brownish in the sealed can. Gov't issue, different part #. I'll let you know the # when I get back from my southern warehouse. I have been doing this 10 years now and this is not the first time I have seen this.

Some of the Dot 5 I have here is brownish, new in the can.

:ditto:

I was at Jatonkas's the other night. 40* out. He started 3 trucks that are recently released, brought to his yard and just sitting there. No service done on his part. All three started within 3 seconds of hitting the start button, all but one started and ran at idle, the third had a miss at low...

It is the time of year to keep your tanks full. Hot-cold creates condensation in the fuel tank. Don't put anything red in your fuel tank. Kero mix starting at 10% thru 50% depending on how much driving you intend to do. If the truck is gonna sit there and you want to fire it up at -10* then...

Mike, On my dump truck, I used 3/8", grade 100 chain, 4 links long, one of which was welded to the bed. It would accept 5/16" clevis or the end of the mil ratchet straps. Still were secure after 10 years of hard use and when I pushed the truck up onto the scrap hauler last month. Just a...

Danger, Danger, Will Robinson. That would be a "NO Export" item.

Easy to solve. Turn the lights back on. Done deal.

Still is experimental. Never went into production. In my opinion it would still stay XM. I believe each conversion out there is different from the next, so I would stick with XM.

Check in with Kevin Hilding at Desert Deuce. 623-535-9706 623-680-7171. He is Avondale AZ.

So, the current version could be called XM381A2.

John Tennis was the call, researched Fred Crismon who does books on military vehicles and such and then google coughed up the Aberdeen sheet.

Someone got a little testy on the "Bobbed duece, why use M105"trailer body post today. Made a couple calls and did some reseach and poof, there you go.

Not Bobbed. XM381is correct.

Here ya go.

The Army did do a version of the single axle deuce. It was a XM381 and XM381E1, but never went into production.

Hyd fluid up here is around $10.00 per gallon. So, Kenny, I would agree with you.

Yea, locust would be good. Oak or maple is what I have seen the gov't use.

Then you just might see some serious redneck type of riots.