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  1. peashooter

    M109 restoration

    On my 109 the sheet metal floor is stitch welded to each and every crossmember in addition to the sides. I ended up keeping my sheet metal floor and painted it with POR15
  2. peashooter

    M109 restoration

    I personally wouldn’t replace brake cylinders unless I saw a reason to (scoring/pitting/cracked seals or dust covers). While you have the hub apart it is a prime time to take things apart for inspection though....but that’s how these smaller jobs turn into larger expensive ones. Obviously If you...
  3. peashooter

    M109 restoration

    It took me an entire weekend for the hub flip (probably a good 12 hours anyway). It probably depends on what you find when the hubs come off (I found some leaky seals). I'm sure its possible for some to get it all done in 4 hours, but if you plan on cleaning things up, re-packing the bearings...
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