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Thank you Wes! Theres a lot of 8nfo there, as always. Thanks for your help

Wes I will be using military top bows. Thanks.

For a variety of reasons we are considering making our own jeep roofs. Does anyone out there have plans for a a1 roof? We have the canvas and a good contractor we just need a plan.

Cheers Everyon ...

Im looking to source a windshield washer bag for my M37a1. My jeeps are late production (1967) and they came with washers from the factory. I have everything but the plastic water reservoir. From t ...

I am refurbishing a govt surplus rebuild f-head crate engine. So far ive found everything in good order or found the repairs needed. One issue is the rust and gunk sitting in the bottom of the block ...

Can someone out there help me find the manual reference for rebuilding the water pump on my a1 ? Ive been trying to search this site but i never seem to be able to find what im looking for.

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I got it. Heat cycled #4 and #3 about 20x with a penetrating oil cool down. Got em both out. Bad news is the head is corroded so bad inside it's not reparable. But thanks again Wes. Having you an ...

Oh, I ain't done with that miserable lump of metal yet, Wes. I'm a very stubborn old man.

Seems we can't get mouse milk up here in Canada. I've been using Kroil. Still not moving. Heat.... squirt... hit. Repeat.

I was on the right track then. I have hit the valve stems with a rubber shot hammer, and tapped with a little ball peen but the valves aren't deformed in any way. I was thinking about heat, but I'll ...

I'm overhauling a F134. The heads removed and the valve springs are removed. The valves are stuck in the guides. Any suggestions? Anyone dealt with this before? I tried searching this but no luck ...

Wrap the Bearing in a wet paper towel. Microwave on high until the steam flashes inside, about 1 minute. As long as the towel stays wet, it won't arc and it won't get hotter than 200 deg f. It's ef ...

I literally just did that.... Put the shaft on the front porch and heated up the bearing. Got the "stinkeye" from momma for putting a bearing in her microwave but it went on pretty easy.

Awesome thanks for the help, Wes. I also found a source for this part in Canada at:

https://www.bearingscanada.com/6208-2NSENR-Nachi-40x80x18-Sealed-C3-Snap-Ring-p/kit9776.htm

I've looked up all the part numbers I can find for this Bearing but none of them show the groove for the snap ring. Can anybody give me some guidance on this? Am I looking at the correct numbers? I' ...


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