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From the search: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/11295-all-freeze-plug.html Clinto had fun doing this.:beer:

Why not just look in the manual?

99.99% sure you will NEVER EVER use it. (nice to have for looks though).

They are pretty light four people can carry one. Firewall is part of the cab also.

Don't know the guy but here's a lead: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/transportation-needs/81413-sparta-fort-mccoy-preview-pickup-storage.html

If the winch is operated correctly, you will not damage the bumper.

Snap on also has the Riv-nut sets.

Why not call a local wrecker and have it towed to their place?

Have you called them (at Eglin) to get an extension? I would be shocked if they would not give you one since you have been trying to pick it up.

Try posting in the classifieds. For sale ads aren't allowed in the forum!

Or changing the axles.:beer:

If there were 9x11's in there, I totally missed them. I saw 1/4, and a few 1/2 sheets.

Already fixed!:doghead:

The problem was that some members decided to delete all their posts after they got ticked off at the site for whatever reason. This was the way to stop that.

1300 miles in the western summer in a deuce; bring lots of water.....:beer:

Unless I missed it when looking through their 433 items for sandpaper, they don't have full sheets. Their 1/4 sheets are more expensive than Home Depot. The search continues!:doghead:

Here's my 10 ton mirrors cut down. They stick out 16" and don't vibrate at all.

Yeah, I'm not at all a fan of needle guns.:beer:

TNJ Murray

Well I have been sanding for what seems like forever on the deuce. The local sandpaper suppliers are very expensive (around $1 a sheet). Does anyone have a source for cheap bulk sandpaper sheets? I have tons of disks but need the sheets.aua