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maybe time to read this see page 8

on the beach https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAroBbgOBis Many flovors of trucks to choose from.

Send us (post) pictures here. We want the pictures. Have fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMMYOEGgtHc

It all turns in there even in neutral with the clutch out. It helps to know how it works, JUST play with it a bit, try to put in reverse then into first, on the same shaft. And just fix the brakes. You may find some of this when you take it apart. and the one silly bolt on the MC, use your...

They are dust boots and not grease boots. Grease and oil gives them very short lives. Methinks they should be made of leather.

NC rivers drain to SC so this is interesting http://dnr.sc.gov/geology/esw15/basins3d.html

this could help visualize it https://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/post-abi and this everyday https://radar.weather.gov/Conus/full_loop.php

I am the normal 5 years behind on things, like this thread, but SS has the answers in there someplace. Use the search thing, top right. As with all searches one can actually ask for too much and not find what it is I used M35A3. See post #8. If you are unfamiliar how to search thru TM's just...

post #9 in here may be helpful https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?78824-Leaky-CTIS-on-M35A3 But, in regard to this thread, I did come across the TM section that details REAR WHEEL RING ADAPTER MAINTENANCE REMOVAL, CLEANING, INSPECTION, AND REPAIR, INSTALLATION, LEAK TEST It is found...

This is helpful for all interested all year long Open it and click on a state https://poweroutage.us/

One demonstration of a 24 VDC battery system as against a 12 VDC system is that one can use the 24 VDC and weld with it. There is a difference there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3vs7WCtRWE When refurbishing cables and or changing batteries always clean and reinstall every ground...

Fix it and put a new harmonic balancer too.?

Old thread I resolved the problems Have the entire 3 micron easy change filter setup for sale in SS Never change those three filters again. see https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?181420-Deuce-M35A2-fuel-filter-system-200

There is maybe 300 pages of answers to your questions. Take a break and read about brakes https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-4015606617893285:1751224275&ie=UTF-8&q=deuce+brakes&sa=Search&ref=www.steelsoldiers.com/search.php%3Fsearchid%3D6373081

stupid https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?108657-HMMWV-Overheat-Q-s-and-pictures/page2 If this does not work for you just considier it a joke https://www.fusionmotorco.com/vehicles/453/2002-hummer-h1-4-passenger-open-top-hard-doors

Do what these guys are telling you to do with the fuel control mechanism. For your piece of mind and insurance just put a ball valve between the secondaries and the HH. A quick shut off valve for the fuel can be easily rigged with a wire pull to the cab. It starts, it runs away, it gets his...

Note the TM 9-2320-361-20 section 7.9 does describe zipper boots for replacement if that is all there is to be done. And grease the fittings on the front while the boot is off, clean off grease where it is not supposed to be, then put on the new ziper boot. There is still this out there about...

twist drills for NPT Yep that is the tool, beats most things I ever made to get out broken threaded things with hole in it. One could use a left handed drill to get to the threads also. You just realize the hole in the broken thing is probably in the center of the threaded hole. Just left hand...

These photos depict the grease outlet hole which should be pulled and cleaned out and is removed when greasing. It is in the TM. Think nomenclature, dust boots, boots are NOT something to hold IN grease. It says dust boots, not grease boots. Grease of any flavor, even GAA eats boots. Grease is...

Remember that it has to be clean before putting on replacement boot, Dawn is your friend for cleaning it up. One can just use a longer replacement take up screw, needle nose Vise Grips, to run the socket wrench on the nut. Erwin clamps are the things to have. Not a difficult job but it has to be...