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Sika-Flex 1a is the best siclone out there. Runk, Where did you get your door seal from? Dealer or another source. I looked at od iron but it's 300 to do the cab.

Me to left side big

I would recommend PB Blaster and work the cable.

Wow, yes please post a link I would love to see it. Thanks for taking the time to make one.

Nice 87 with winch and a dropside score

Had a similar problem, coolant was overfilled. There should be a cold fill line a couple inches from the top I think. I replaced the radiator cap and corrected the level. No issues since.

My front hubs have new star seals with high temp grease and run cool.

Wish I could help, I don't understand the part your talking. I think a picture might help lead to more ideas.

Well done!!!!

Yep, fuel filters first, the check tank fuel pump, and after that let us know. Good luck seems like an easy fix.

Maybe this thread will help you http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/17541-m35a2-flipping-rear-hubs-single-out-deuce.html

I think it's 32 quart of coolant

I would replace the temp sending unit. Verify the pump is working. If that fails you need to take the radiator to a repair shop.

I would put them on the rear if your worried about a blow out.

That's sounds light for a bobcat our T-190 is close to 6,000 lbs. Deuce is rated for 10k trailer no problem. The only issue is building a lower receiver hitch and trailer brake control. My license in georgia says I can only 10k any way. I agree 100% towing is no problem is getting the trailer...

That's classic.......great idea....my wife might not agree though

I not adding much here. But every time I read about an A3 I get all excited. I think they look great and are awesome. Love that CAT 3116. Some day I will own one. With or without my wifes permission.

Simple would be some radiator stop leak. The perminate fix would be to pull it out and take to a radiator shop. They could flush and fix.Jcknife has a great thread "while the radiator is out"

I just do not see the appeal of a tractor deuce. Cargo drop side is what I think would be most useful.

I agree lubrication of air tool oil is required every 6 months. New style.