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Try here for a start. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?53436-M101a2-wheel-bearing-seal

Holy cow! That is an outstanding price.

So do I but a friend told me it would be much better to use the Garwood. The biggest downside (and only in my mind) is the cost of the those Warn 18k winches.

I'd like to know that myself. You are referring to the 18k 24v correct?

I don't know if an 800 or 900 series would hold up that long but I'll but a 915 would.

Welcome aboard.

I feel crowded behind the wheel too. But I expect to be at my size. In addition to putting a 5-ton wheel on the truck you can shorten the shaft as well. It's a lot more work. You can also remove the back cushion of the seat and replace it with something thinner. I have two Deuces and both...

A new set of batteries that are fully charged will probably set for many months and still start the truck. Mine do. My guess is that you left the battery switch on.

If the "guy that works there" has a PHD in chemical engineering and has box of studies proving what he says I listen to him every time, otherwise not so much. I use Shell Rotella. I have found a lot of Made in the USA stuff at Walmart but Citgo is a Venezuelan company that I stopped...

But Sherman Williams makes a tough coating....... ;-)

It's a little cool here as well which is why I didn't work on getting my engine out of the can and into the Deuce. The riveting was referring to Gimpy...... Good luck and I'm getting ready to go out and start taking parts off the old engine. :-(

This thread is riveting. I know there might be an engine in Indianapolis......

Andy1234 just put one up for sale in the classifieds. In STL.

Steps to Post a Pic Today was the first day I got a pic to upload. I haven't needed it so it was no big deal. You can use the drag and drop OR the add files and select from you computer OR both. Clicks are highlighted in yellow. Here are the steps I used in screen snippets:

Test Pic Test pic.

Congratulations to both of you.

Try Eric http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?91036-Axle-Nut-Sockets

If I had the money I would start with a M927 and then take the bed off and put the shorter bed on it. That would give you room for the knuckle boom. Put a dump kit on it and go. A M936 is a wrecker...??

I downloaded it in spreadsheet format and added the multi-fuel rear main seal part number. I'd like to see the original updated.