Mystery Wheel Cylinder

[emmado22]

I'll try to post a picture later today.

Says on it WAGNER LOCKHEED FD-10122

It's the same one as pictured as in Niagra Military Parts ad in MV magazine....

Anyone got a clue what it goes to?

 

[73m819]

these are for a

lubericating and service unit, power op., trailer mounted compresser ,reciprocating, ged.

elliot machine works model number eng3

nsn 4930-00-935-4451

tm5-4930-117-20p/34p shows the cylinder

hope this helps

 

[emmado22]

yeah, I found that also. I stongly belive these are for a common MV truck...

 

[73m819]

that was the only cross

 

[jasonjc]

That number shure sound like I heard it before maybe it goes on the M135 (GMC)If its like the one in the mag pic they say they are for the M135

 

[emmado22]

Sweet. Thanks!

 

[kennys@wi.rr.com]

I am working on a friends M750 trailer and that's the number on his wheel cylinders. Does anyone know where we can get these from at reasonable cost? Did a Google search and I'm not liking the current price tags so far. Or can we swap in one from another trailer that would be more common?

 

[jasonjc]

The FD10122 is just the body of the wheel cylinder. The hole thing is a FD14413 with a NSN of 2530-00-441-6517.

Now the M105A2 trailers use a F14413 with a NSN of 2530007412065.

Working on my lube trailer I thought they were both the same. Now I'm not sure.
Does any one know how to find out what the differance is between a "FD14413" and a "F14413"


If they are the same the ones. The ones for a m105 are in the $20-$30 range.

 

[atvcat33]

thanks for the great info