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I've always been told never to re-use flywheel bolts if you remove the flywheel from the vehicle....best to get new bolts (only a few dollars for the additional level of safety). I've only ever done clutches on GM vehicles, and this seems like sound advise. Not sure if it applies to the deuce...

I have 700 miles on my engine...runs like new. :P

On a slightly related note: Most (all?) of the A3s I have seen have the tires mounted the same way on all of the wheels...so they are running in one direction on one side, and the other on the other. I wondered why they did this (aside from just simplicity)...but it occurred to me that when...

Outstanding! I love the tan stuff! Great work!

Gator, Would you be willing to part with some of that Material (assuming it's Canvas)? I need to re-cover a few HEMTT seats for my project...

More Deuces across the pond! Great to see the Brits collecting the big iron. Cheers!

Hmm...it's still there....under the "Trailers" forum? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&p=227998&highlight=#227998

RE: My ears will be ringing for a week...but she First of all...welcome! Check on GL for the IP...a few pop up there from time-to-time (typically in lots of two for some reason). If the IP is leaking, see if it's repairable first...could save you some cash. Good IPs are expensive. Head out...

Is something binding up, or is it the hydraulics? (If you open the system, does the bed lower?)

I just finished mounting mine...most of the original bolts/nuts were pretty rusted. Plan on spending about $200 in new hardware (all grade 8 stuff) to install it correctly (1/2" and 5/8" bolts, plus nuts and lock washers). Note also that there are a few 12" bolts that you will most likely have...

Is that a beer mug?

Man, I would take that and hock it at the next MVPA convention...I bet you could get some good money for that from the right person. Wow...52 years in a bag.

RE: Re: RE: winch cable Wow...cool! I was just about to call them...you saved me some time! :) Thanks Area52.

Seek professional help.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=11576 Read the linked article...good info there.

RE: Re: RE: Deuce parts LOOK!!!! Slave Connector? 2 prong or NATO?

RE: One man Man, I would love to have one of those dome lights for my deuce....please let us know when you're ready to part with them. I'm good for at least the dome light.

RE: Good cheap insurance...who We need an insurance sticky....

RE: Re: RE: bouncing deuce Just pull the rear driveshaft between the two rear axles. If that's your problem, you can either measure the height of all of your rear tires and try to better match them to different sides of each axle (there is a thread on this somewhere here), or get a rear...

If the TMs were in a place where they would be searchable by Google, it would be easier (a little) to find stuff in them. Currently most of our TMs are behind a form that cannot be directly downloaded, so google does not index the info therein. (Of course, many of the PDF files are image...