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The diverters I believe are the only thing that is different between the two systems. In the Deuce set-up, the diverter feeds from the left because the heater core is on the left fender. In the 5 ton, the diverter feeds from the right because the heater core is on the right fender. I would...

Thank you Steve! [thumbzup]

I have an '87 also, an old M35A2C Air Force Deuce. I understand the AF didn't order their trucks with a serparate push button for the starter. The ignition switch had a start position in it, not just off/on. I think this explains the extra wires and wire numbers that are not included in our...

If it comes to what the " boys in blue" want and my hearing, my hearing will win out every time. They can go pester someone texting while driving.

Have you downloaded any of the troubleshooting information available in the TM's? The procedures listed there should help you find your problem. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/generator-electrical-tms/77624-tms-generators.html

1st cousin of the Gozintas. :D

Sorry CT, I knew that, I should have put "Cranetruck's solution". Just another SandC brainfart. Hopefully he doesn't open his up and say "mine doesn't look like that!"

I have T-Case piston, cover, and seal kits in stock. PM me for info.

And if you leave it dual form, you'll always have 4 extra spare tires.

Remove it from the truck, put it on a hard, flat surface, and make a few passes over it with the Deuce. Have someone spot you so you can straighten just what needs to be.

Here's a photo and schematic of the PCB. Courtesy of Cranetruck

Nice detail job on the motor!

Sweeet! You already have the TM's in hand and are starting to bring her back to top performance.

Welcome to Green Iron Insanity! Good score, looks as though you have a winner!

Contact cleaner and a small wire brush.

If it's what I think it is, there is just one little strip of copper, not worth very much. Offer it up for sale, or free to a good home in the Classifieds. Someone may be looking for that item to help them complete a restoral on a CUCV.

Truck stops close to the Interstate usually have a nice selection of CB parts and pieces. Radio Shack doesn't have squat for the radio enthusiast any more. Good luck on your project!

I used the bumper numbers from my Deuce I had in Germany on my present Deuce. It's to honor the unit and my brothers in arms at that time. 8F316... 8th Division, 3rd Battalion, 16th Field Artillery SVC 14...Service Battery, Vehicle Number 14 Your old unit in Germany probably means more to...

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Like Bill said, put a Ny-Lok nut on it and forget it.