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He meant that with a SEE, you can lift it up with the backhoe or loader so you don't need a jack if the engine is running.

My FLU came with the jack also, but it doesn't work. I've played around with it, but finally gave up. I may try to rebuild it later.

I was really lucky in that my FLU came with all of the hydraulic tools and the hydraulic system worked perfectly. I bought my FLU sight-unseen based on extensive photos. I was told that there were no hydraulic tools included. When I received it I found all of the tools and accessories were...

I'm still running SAE10 non-detergent motor oil in the hydraulics and haven't had a problem. Brake fluid is DOT 5, same as what the Army used. You don't want to mix DOT 5 with anything else. Engine oil is SAE 30 diesel oil.

The item is part of a rifle mount kit. The base should be on the floor.

Mine is a 1998 manufacture, the last year the A3 was released - probably why mine has fiberglass and yours has wood. All A3s in 1998 were supposed to have a fiberglass hood. My A3 had a very nasty steel hood for some reason. I was lucky and found an NOS fiberglass hood for $200.00 on Ebay...

I'd buy the A2 if the price is right and put a standard multi-fuel in. Sell it if you don't want to keep it and make some money. However, I would look for an A3 that has a CAT engine in it already if you want a CAT engine, and save all of the work, but that's just me. A3s are very reliable...

Just print out the schematic and have it laminated. I printed mine out 'C' size and had it laminated for $1.00 at my local library.

I've use a small gun from Taiwan that I've had for many years. It works great removing rust from small areas and small parts. With larger areas you spend all the time filling the can.

If it was me I'd forget the rear PTO and get a farm tractor for the farm equipment.

I like the look of the soft top better. When I drove M715s in the Army, I never saw a single hard top version, they were all canvas. I loved the M715s. they were a very good off-road truck.

Why not take your friend's old failed alternator to a rebuilder? The rebuilder I use turns them around in one day normally.

You can also use either a gas or electric portable winch to pull the truck on or off the trailer if your batteries aren't up to snuff. You need to read the TMs before you try to do any work on the deuce. The multifuel is a good engine.

Today, I had trouble starting my MEP003A, which is very unusual as it always starts right up. At first I thought the fuel cutoff solenoid was bad, but simple troubleshooting ruled that out. It turned out that the governor linkage 150-1331 (44940) was binding internally. I squirted some...

Be careful here. You have provided a false description of your M35A2. If there is an accident, the insurance company can legally refuse to pay for damages based on the false description.

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I can't view any of the links in the original post as I keep getting the message Malicious Website Blocked.

I would recommend that you send him a PM with the question.

I have an MEP003A connected to a Square D 400 Amp, 4-pole manual transfer switch. I have 400 amp service to my house. I am not switching the neutral so I'm utilizing the neutral / ground bonding from EMC and I do not have a ground rod installed. The neutral and ground on my trailer-mounted...

Makes me want to be on the trails again! Thanks for sharing. That was really a great rally. I can't wait until the 2024 rally.