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M35A2 Repair
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nk14zp
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Welcome to the site.Have you down loaded the tm's yet?
steelandcanvas
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Any local truck shop ought to be able to help you out Dave.
nk14zp
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Here is a good start. Deuce - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite
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Dave there was a thread on here a a week or 2 ago about someone over in Midwest City,( I think) that sells and repair duces . I can't find it but but one of the Okie City guys should know him.
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What kind of brake problems are you having?
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Dave,
This is a great site and everyone is willing to help you figure things out.
Check out the Resources tab at the top. It will get you to the manuals, etc..
Deuces are relatively simple to work on, things are just over sized compared to you'r average civi vehicles.. I haven't had to take my truck anywhere...yet..
I can tell you where to find parts and get tires worked on localy..
What kind of problems are you having?
Andy..
Bought the truck Dec. 08. The break pedal was a bit mushy but worked. After a month of little use and cold weather the pedal would just go to the floor. Put in a pint of brake fluid but did"nt help. Also loosing some fluif inside rear wheel at hub. Shure would like to get truck going but not much of a mechanic. Parking break just not quite enough! Thanks dave 2.
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wheel cylinder took a dump, the mushyness should have told you something was wrong
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Thank you. dave 2.
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Try giving SS member "streetbikedepot" a PM. He runs a motorcycle repairshop but is an avid MV guy. He is over in Tuttle. He hosts MV get togethers and work days at his shop every once in awhile. I bet he can help you out.