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Its a good investment for a minimum of a 10year guaranteed battery. If the truck font last. At least you know the batteries will. Just a piece of mind. So you font have to worry. People like us that are addicted to MV's love piece of mind cause we can't afford to be stranded. Were always broke...

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The military can afford to be stranded cause help is always on. The way. I use optima red tops in my deuce and now I would never run anything short of 800cca. Just my opinion.

Check youtube.... Called: deuce underwater.

Congratulations on your truck....

The batteries might be bad under load. My 70 nova did the same after I dropped in the big blockwhile I used the old 650cca battery. After I swapped to a 1000cca, I never had the problem again.

Are you going to Haspin in October?

Lol.... PG-13..

I don't know... I've never seen stop leak crystallize like that before. Did you check to see if it was radioactive?.....lol

You can also check the TM's to find out the process and parts list of turning your soon to be truck into the notorious amphibious vehicle.

Deep water fording is useally set up for each water trek. Plugging all of the ventilation tube is not good for everyday use.

Oh... I'm sorry. Your new to steel soldiers also. Welcome to the SS's. You will find all of your information here for MV's.

Check out the deep water fording treads. A lot of the information you are looking for is there.

I would blow air thru it to see if there's a clog and possibly clear any debris in the line. Worst comes to worst, I would guess to change out the lines.

Depending on your battery bank. 500w should be adequate to keep them charged for a very small fridge. I believe your typical small fridge runs on 900/1400 watts.

Check the TM's... They are very informational. I did my top with the rustoleum camo paint. Never said, not to use on vinyl. Its been 3 months and its holding pretty well so far with the hot sun beating on it.

Congrats on your new truck...

Yep... Harbor freight has the best budget buy on bottle jacks. I bought my 8 ton bottle jack on sale for $25. I cut 6 pieces of 2X8's at 15" long, put 2 pieces side by side and crossed 2 more over them. screwed those together, then crossed the last 2 over those. That's what I use for a base so...

I checked the air pressure on Sunday

Yep.... that would be a sweet set up. A 67 gasser with a multifuel.