want to remove my steering wheel to take the tub off my 1944 willys mb ,not sure how to remove the horn button and then what kind of puller do I need to remove the steering wheel

Spent my Air Force career in satellite communications. the challenge coin spare tire is from the 4th Combat Comm Group (Guam). I made it using; fiberglass, foam, steel and plywood. The 50 caliber M2A1 was demilitarized by the army - it is non functional - no one knows it, so I'm never cut off in traffic. I'm more of a woodworker than machinist so I build everything out of wood, fit it on to the jeep, take it off and hand it to my neighbor, who has a full machine shop - he hands it back to me in metal w/ in 1/10,000" of what I hand him in wood. 

Fall has officially arrived in the Northeast. That means it is almost Weasel Weather! Time to get to work on the T24!😀

My father, standing next to a jeep in WW2

Can’t find the parking brake episode. Can you tell me where it is?

I don't seem able to find "rebuilding a T84 transmission parts 2 & 3. 

Hey. Looking to buy my first jeep and came across this one. Seems to run and drive fine but there are a couple flags I feel unsure about. 

1. The weld at the front right frame where the suspension attaches looks dodgy (feels solid when tapping with a magnet)

2. The bolts are not attached to the frame which seems odd

3. Brake light doesn’t work

4. Throttle sticks

Here are some pictures. I would appreciate your professional opinion on this and what you think it would be worth 

Patrick, what Neway cutters do you use for the weasel and the Jeep engine?  I am restoring a old Briggs & Stratton Model 4 and was hoping that by chance they were the same sized cutter. I am trying to spread out the cost and hopefully one works for all.

Hey Patrick, I'm searching for the video you did concerning the restoration of marker lights for the jeep. Do you remember which video it was?

Just leaving a comment that I'm really enjoying all the Weasel, Jeep, Studebaker 6 videos a lot, however... It's time to take in a Dodge project! Some suggestions: WC series, Power Wagon, Clark tug... Carry on!