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Very nice looking aircraft. [thumbzup]

I'm thinking this piece. Someone had them for sale in the classified section at one time.

Congratulations. A boring ride is always nice. :D

Great minds think alike :-D

My first guess on the forked item was the same as TedG but I also think it might be a operating lever of some type. Maybe for something like a winch. I'm with MitchG on the fiberglass pole.

I'm doing the knuckle bushings on mine. Really didn't have any tracking/wander issue but figured sense I had it all apart what the heck.

Checkout TM 9-2320-361-20. You can download it from the resource section. Has the complete bleeding operation for both the "pressure tank" method and the "soldier B " method. Section 8-12 starting on page 8-32. I am in the middle of doing the same thing. Got right side done now I need to get the...

Man that is rusted. Mine is just starting to form some rust and was hoping to score one of the new radiators that came out of GL a while back. I have to ask, what's with the large red noodle ? :D

They evidently had a 018A in there or something with the same bolt pattern. The holes are closer together then the holes on my 003A.

Matt, Thanks for the offer. I'll keep that in mind.

DH, that is the torque spec for the outer lock nut. Not the nut that adjusts the bearing preload.

I couldn't get over the spread for the torque on the lock nut for the wheel bearing the first time I looked for it "3. Install adjusting nut washer (2) and outer adjusting nut (1). Tighten nut (1) 100-200 lb-ft"

Just happen to be looking into this info and from TM 9-2320-361-20, page 7-26, 7-11. REAR AXLE SHAFT MAINTENANCE "1. Coat one side of new gasket (5) with GAA grease and aline over holes in hub (6). 2. Carefully insert axle shaft (4) into hub (6) and axle housing (7). Turn until splines of axle...

Very nice work. [thumbzup]

A noisy fast moving cloud. Yeah, thats going to work :rolleyes:

You should also figure in how far away the trailer is. I spent more than most would but it was in great shape and located 20 minutes away which made for a very easy 2 hour recovery. 2cents

Thanks Chris. It does give a decent idea of the different 4 color schemes. The only problem will be getting the correct colors sense they haven't been used in awhile. Rapco has the 34079 Forest Green and the 30277 Sand. I would think just about any flat black would work but you would need to...

I have toyed with the idea of painting mine in the 4 color scheme. Just because there are so many with the current 383 camo.

That Navy gray paint and the dive flag would be a nice idea.

You might want to checkout this site. They don't have pics of a deuce but they do show the different examples of the 4 color schemes of the 70's and do have the templates for the deuce layout. Sounds like all you need is the sand color to get the Winter US & Europe-Verdant merdccamo