71DeuceAK
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That moment when you get a sitting MV running cannot be paralleled.
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What did you do to your deuce this week?
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Maverick1701
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went to the tx dmv to see why my new tags have not arrived (I renewed in early may and my temp plate expired yesterday). Well the dmv tag shipping folks claim that someone at the house "refused to accept the package and they were returned"...maybe the were at the wrong house??
The plates were re-sent and should be here next week....then I'll have new tags on the M35A2
The plates were re-sent and should be here next week....then I'll have new tags on the M35A2
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Heat here but it has been raining every day around 4 o'clock for the last month. The humidity by ten in the morning will steal your energy and leave you running to the house. I will never know why old people would want to move here. I am trapped with to much OD stuff and two homes. I would like Denver but don't think that will happen but glad my AC is working.
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Installing a new Speedometer cable today.....fun.....fun.....fun.
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G'day everyone,....
Last Wendsday I went to my 4x4 club meeting in the Deuce,....
Well talk about Shock and Awe! it was referred to as 'The Beast' almost lost my voice answering questions and generally talking about it.
I'm think'n its a crowd pleaser,.....
Only down side was on the way to the meeting I had my right hand side round mirror broken by a heavy rigid truck swing out in front of me with NO regard to the swing of his rear end,....
This coming Sunday I will take it to its first Car Show.
And yes, I'll have my camera with me!
Aussie.
Last Wendsday I went to my 4x4 club meeting in the Deuce,....
Well talk about Shock and Awe! it was referred to as 'The Beast' almost lost my voice answering questions and generally talking about it.
I'm think'n its a crowd pleaser,.....
Only down side was on the way to the meeting I had my right hand side round mirror broken by a heavy rigid truck swing out in front of me with NO regard to the swing of his rear end,....
This coming Sunday I will take it to its first Car Show.
And yes, I'll have my camera with me!
Aussie.
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Aussie Bloke, I was thinking about you guys today while I was listening to John Williamson sing Waltzing Matilda at a Wallaby's Rugby game. One of the best songs there is! Also happy for you the truck didn't get more than your mirror.
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This past weekend I pulled out the tachometer cable & finally got it to work, just needed some oil added to the inside. Also decided to clean the truck up some, also cleaned the back of the gauges & installed the new led bulbs I've had forever now.
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G'day everyone,.....
Leaving in 15 mins to go collect my Deuce so I can have it ready for the car show tomorrow.
Aussie.
Leaving in 15 mins to go collect my Deuce so I can have it ready for the car show tomorrow.
Aussie.
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G'day everyone,....
Ok,.. back again.
I removed the round mirror on the right hand side that got broken last time I took it out.
Since it was only the mirror itself and not the housing that is broken I will see if I can just have the actual mirror itself replaced.
Pretty much ready to go to the car show tomorrow morning.
Aussie.
Ok,.. back again.
I removed the round mirror on the right hand side that got broken last time I took it out.
Since it was only the mirror itself and not the housing that is broken I will see if I can just have the actual mirror itself replaced.
Pretty much ready to go to the car show tomorrow morning.
Aussie.
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I've been having problems with a ground issue with the right brake light/turn signal. It seems like the tail light bracket is not grounding so I ran a jumper wire from the bolt on the back of the tail light to the mud guard and my lights work properly now. All though it doesn't look very good. It's only temporary until I figure out the problem.
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What I did on my Deuce is install 3" stainless steel bolts along the frame. These bolts have large washers on them and the area on the frame is ground down to bare metal. Then I apply a good anti-corrosive/ dialectic compound to the metal and washer and then tighten the bolt down with a "Nylock" nut. Now I have a good grounding point for my lights. I have five of them in the engine compartment alone.
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You mean page? Post wise were at 7990+
Yea...pages. SomeOldMoose "That being said, I really just wanna beat the Deuce Boys (and girls) to 800 pages of thread".
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We know.... It's an ego-thang.
...and I cheered for you without even noticing the "oops".
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Got some of the tools ready to do some transmission/clutch/rear main seal work in about a month...
Made the clutch alignment tool from hard maple, per one of Gringeltaube's drawings. Pilot portion is 1.5" long, and a diameter of .749" gave a nice snug fit in the bushing. Clutch hub portion is 3" long and a diameter of 1.222" gave a nice snug fit to the hub spline lands. Handle portion is 1.5" long, and about 1.5" in dia. Flywheel alignment pin is 1/2 round stock I had on hand. I tapered it on one end, and threaded 1/2-20 on the other end, 5" OA. Made the hoist tram to fit my $20 harbor freight hand winch out of some 41.5" lengths of gas pipe and some other bits. New 1/2-20 top-lock nuts to the replace the old ones on the jack shaft came in the mail today... ooooohhhh shiny!. Planning to lower the trans down onto a solid-top oak furniture dolly.
Disregard the old clutch alignment tool pics below. I can't delete 'em on my end for some reason.
Made the clutch alignment tool from hard maple, per one of Gringeltaube's drawings. Pilot portion is 1.5" long, and a diameter of .749" gave a nice snug fit in the bushing. Clutch hub portion is 3" long and a diameter of 1.222" gave a nice snug fit to the hub spline lands. Handle portion is 1.5" long, and about 1.5" in dia. Flywheel alignment pin is 1/2 round stock I had on hand. I tapered it on one end, and threaded 1/2-20 on the other end, 5" OA. Made the hoist tram to fit my $20 harbor freight hand winch out of some 41.5" lengths of gas pipe and some other bits. New 1/2-20 top-lock nuts to the replace the old ones on the jack shaft came in the mail today... ooooohhhh shiny!. Planning to lower the trans down onto a solid-top oak furniture dolly.
Disregard the old clutch alignment tool pics below. I can't delete 'em on my end for some reason.
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