Right and wrong way to start a deuce

[kwiksilver]

In before the close!

 

[DeuceDad]

Thank you S

Thank you Stumps and everyone else in this thread including Doghead. I enjoy reading both current and past posts on all sorts of topics and I read the TMs often (both those provided as short cuts to the Resource page in the posts and the hardcopy of the TMs I purchased right after getting my deuce.) Before I even put a wrench to my deuce I strive to be absolutely certain I am fully informed as to what needs to be done and at times I ask questions because I have found everyone does it a little different. The TMs can provide the technical stuff whereas the posts provide the valuable 'lessons learned'. I work in the military aerospace world and I would never expect someone to just pickup a process specification, read and then start wrenching away without also being educated on the important stuff between the lines. The experience in 'SS' and the advice which comes from it is priceless!!

Thanks.

 

[oddshot]

If you search the PS section, there is a little article referring to the "Multifuel Operator" It contains detailed instructions and cartoon pics by Will Eisner. Everyone should read it from time to time.

Linky Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite

Sorry to be dense ... but I cannot find the "PS" section.

The link you posted just seems to bring me "home"...

Help ...?

oddshot

 

[nk14zp]

JATONKA's M35 TM download page

 

[stumps]

Sorry to be dense ... but I cannot find the "PS" section.

The link you posted just seems to bring me "home"...

Help ...?

oddshot

The old SS site used to be linked to the "Resources ->Technical Manuals" button just below the "STEEL SOLDIERS" heading. Sadly, some of the scourge of the earth took to spamming the site with the worst of the worst garbage, and the management was forced to shut it down.

But fear not! If all goes well, it will be back, reborn, repackaged, and a beauty to behold, I am certain. Just not today.

-Chuck