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Sergeant
New episode is up and this week we are dealing with a flat tire on the M715. So we are going to show you how to properly work with a military safety ring wheel as we change the tube in the tire. These wheels are not bad to work with as long as you watch what you are doing and take you time. The only difficult thing about it was that it happened on a hot and humid evening. But a little elbow grease and some sweat equity and the job was done in no time.
Dave
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Great video to show how to do it! With me, it would have included about 400 more minutes of cussing because my rims are nowhere as clean as yours.
Come and take it
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Grand Poobah
Ditto...on all counts!
Lord send your Holy Ghost into our hearts and make the desire of our hearts Your Will.
Pro-choice, that's a LIE, babies don't choose to die!!
Sergeant
On this episode of Green Iron TV we will look at the military brideweight plates that are on the fronts of most US military vehicles and what they represent and how to use them. Also take a moment to check out all the cool merch that has been added to our Green Iron TV store. https://green-iron-tv.creator-spring.com/ and like always, please give the video a like and leave a comment and hit the subscribe button to follow along with all our Green Iron madness.
Dave
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Sergeant
Another Friday episode of Green Iron TV. This time we are showing you how to gain a little more room in the cab of the M715 series trucks by moving the driver's seat back 3". This is done with a few inexpensive flat brackets and can be totally reversable if someone ever wants to return one back to all original. This gives driver's that little bit of extra room especially if they are taller and helps keep their knees from stuffed against the steering wheel. Plus, we show you the military plug wire wrench that everyone with a military vehicle with the original waterproof wire set's needs. Like always, please give it a Like, leave a comment, and if you haven't already hit the subscribe button to follow all the Green Iron madness. Plus take a moment to check out all the cool merch available on our store at https://green-iron-tv.creator-spring.com/
Dave
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Sergeant
Appreciated and thank you...
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Sergeant
Good info for sure
Thanks, George
Joshua 24:15
Administrator
Loved the seatbelt comment, lol!
Come and take it
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Sergeant
Yep, it's funny how many people don't realize that these old trucks don't have seatbelts.Originally Posted by gonz
Dave
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Sergeant
Back for another Friday episode of Green Iron TV. On this episode we will be fixing a broken rear spring shackle on the 1967 Jeep M725 Ambulance. Luckily we were able to find one of the last NOS shackles in the US. So take a moment and give it a watch and please give it a like and leave a comment, and if you haven't already, hit the subscribe button. Also check out the merch store loaded with all the cool Green Iron TV items. Things like hats, T-shirts, and sweatshirts. https://green-iron-tv.creator-spring.com/
Dave
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