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Wiper air valve and air gauge maybe....

I packed mine full that's the way they came. Hubs run cool. However I used high temp grease

Now I have to buy one

I did the front, it was a work out. Took me and 2 guys 6 hours. Did alot new boots, cleaned greased king pins, brakes, bearings, and seals. The step by step directions on this site are perfect. I would put it up on jacks and do all six in 2 days.

Looks deep i would make a tire swing. I have always liked those 395's.

I think "driven in" would be the proper wording.

Muffler....

Dito, sorry I would not run a gas/diesel mix. I run diesel only with a additive for usld.

Any one, so do I just show up in my deuce Saturday? Check in? RSVP?

Looks nice, I would be hard pressed to give the space though. Any other place to mount? What about small hand guns? Is there a kit for pistols? I wonder if it would hold my browning semi auto shot gun.

"Well I am 18 living at home with the folks still, just starting college working part time making 7.75 an hour. Of course if I can find a better paying part time job I will go for it but I am not too sure I will find something soon.I think I will be in the same situation for the next 4-5 years...

In the last pic, what's that on the drivers front fendor? Truck looks like a good runner.

Wow 2,200 mile recovery.:driver: that's one heck of a recovery. Good job

Where are planning to buy from?

Maybe this will help View topic - Where to purchase NEW in-tank fuel pumps and parts. :: Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite

No way in my book. Plan on previewing and shipping. You need to consider risk vs reward. You may save some cash or you might break down slide into a ditch and hit a pole.

There a set screw you can adjust in the tm http://old.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=pagesetter&type=file&func=get&tid=1&fid=file&pid=13 Thinks it's in chapter 8

It's true, keeping a deuce reliable cost money. Only way of even getting a winch truck that cheap is through gl. I agree with the money pit idea but I enjoy working on mine.

I have a soft top. It never leaks and does a good job. Looking back now I never really never take it off. I think a hard top is a better choice. A deuce can pull a trailer with hitch modification.

Did you check where the cable goes into the transfer case yet? Mine was loose and I took it apart cleaned the reinstalled. Fixed my problem. It was a pain to get apart though.