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    Deuce Jackshaft

    I believe that you are true Jake, it does say there on the 11th line: between 24 and 34 Rockwell hardness. Every chart I have ever read puts that as grade 5 territory. Hmmm nearabout every other bolt I have taken off a military truck so far has had six "hash" marks indicative of grade eight...
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    Deuce Jackshaft

    Ohh maybe you guys have more equipment in the way up under your trucks or somethin'. I was able to get to em real easy I just got under the truck with a standard ratchet and boxed end wrench and loosened em up one by one. Chock ALL wheels for "OCD" safety, loosen one ask buddy to neutral...
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    Deuce Jackshaft

    I am going by your context clues here and from experience that you may be having trouble accessing the bolts? They are all up in there.........I just recently removed one myself and the way I did it was I chocked ALL wheels, put everything in neutral and turned the shaft taking them out one by...
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