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Nice truck! Good luck with getting it home! Its Warner Robins, FYI

Bit of digging reveals this: According to NYS Vehicle and Traffic Laws, Title 3, Article 12, Section 396: " § 396. Use of state and other seals and insignia on private vehicles prohibited. 1. A person who shall use any seal, device of arms, sign, lettering or insignia of the...

For the engine- Keep your eyes peeled for steals and parts trucks. Or find someone that is doing an engine upgrade (to a diesel or 251 etc...) and see if they'll sell/give/trade you their 230. Electrical- Stay 24 volt. It was designed to be this way, and thus will operate the best that way...

Yeah, what needs fixin'? I don't know much about deuces specifically, but I've been working on trucks and tractors for my whole life and would sure be glad one weekend to take the 30 minute drive and do some work!

perhaps blow it out with compressed air?

Acworth is about 200 or so miles from Nashville... I'd love to help, but I'm afraid there's not much I can do with school during the day.

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Chili My dad said it "Sounds like fun" I have a couple of weeks to convince him. If anything we'd leave Friday morning. 6 hour drive from north of Atlanta. Unfortunately no vehicles. M37 is being disassembled. Definitely sounds like fun!

hmmm... I might have to come to this! get a date early and on ye almighty calendar it shall go!

While I do not know much of anything about Multifuel Diesels in Deuces, Deuces in general, or life, for that matter, I was wondering if anyone had considered rigging up an exhaust brake on their deuce... I did some googling to educate myself, and was surprised to see that diesels do not have...

Good Lord! Just read the whole darn thread! Keep up the good work and don't give up!

RE: Re: RE: Re: Dual Exhaust For Deuce Thats a nice setup there Sasquatch. Spicer- man I bet your deuce is one hell of a truck!

The original ones should work fine. Friend of mine's has been driving his M37 for 20+ years almost daily with original lights and no problems.

RE: m37 heaters While it may not snow down here, it still gets damned cold in the deep south!

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: NP 200 T case. M37 Transfer Case is 750 I think, rebuilt from Midwest Mil. (John Bizal)

vintage power wagons http://www.vintagepowerwagons.com/ They should have what you are looking for. I'm pretty sure. Just have them send you their catalog, its free, and will probably get to you quicker than going from Iowa to Georgia.

My advice (from a learner with military manuals) is to learn how to double clutch, and only double clutch. Unnecessary, some will say, but you never know when you'll need it. And as far as down shifting goes, on most trucks you'll have to double clutch regardless of wear or synchromesh.

I'd love to help, but I don't know anybody that ain't got their hands full, and mine is giving me a hard time enough. Good Luck, though!

Re: Very lucky to get this one which is worse? by the way, Nice M109... that's a good lookin deuce!

nifty! She's a good lookin machine... welcome to Steel Soldiers

looks like fun. I'll have to make a mark on my calendar...