Recent content by Iyaayas184

discovered someone in the past had hooked the line to the breather to the primer line on the fuel tank (our truck was not primer equipped) at least know now how to get that hooked back up like it is suppose to be

in need of a generator pulley for an M135/211. original pulley chipped when being removed from bad generator and donor generator had wrong pulley on it. any help would be appreciated Bob Wilson, Director of Operations Kansas Museum of Military History Augusta,Ks

Does anyone have a diagram of the air system on an M135? I have found a line exiting through the left side frame that is connected to a block on a cross member above the transfer case and over to an airline on the right side frame and to what appreas to be the transfer case as well. Bob Wilson...

A few months ago I posted some pictures of the M135 that our museum recently received. Currently I am assembling a its of parts and their cost so I can start a Gofundme.com campaign to pay for all of them. attached is a list of parts we are in i mediated need of, if you have any of these...

our truck has the pto and output shaft still in place, all we need is the winch and we have one on a non-running M35 we have as a parts truck. just need the proper brackets to attach it to the 135 frame.

will the winch off of an M35A2 the same as went on an M135? perhaps interchangeable?

Thanks Chief I will keep that in mind, we are going to try and refurb as much as possible but what we cant will need replaced.

anyone who could assist right away with a set of wiring diagrams would be greatly appreciated. The truck is almost complete and am hoping to have it running pretty quickly. Only thing keeping us from getting it inside already was a stuck left rear brake.

What can you tell me about the tailgates, how does it differ from a later model gate? I really like the built in step. Also what can you tell me about the blackouts, what makes the early models different from some of the later ones? This particular truck has a serial number under 6000 in fact I...

This truck was saved from a metal processor who was about to cut it up for scrap. But offered it to our museum before he did. Now we hope to have her restored in the next 12 to 18 months. Big Thanks to James Hurst of DCS Autocore, Inc. and Doonan Trucking for making this possible!

Was wondering what information the serial number on an M135 could tell me about when it was produced? The one that is on its way to our museum is 41114973

Vendors are coming We have two vendors that have confirmed they are coming, one has a variety of field gear, knives and tools and the other will have some M101 and M1102 trailers for sale!!:lol: Hope to see some of y'all there! Thanks, Bob

We will be having the 2014 Kansas Steelsoldiers Rally on 19 April from 1000-1600 at the Kansas Museum of Military History in Augusta, Ks. Camping permitted on site from Friday evening through Saturday afternoon. Food available during event or a selection of good restaurants close by, vendors...

The museum I work with has a derelict M817 Dump Truck that we have been trying to figure out something to do with. I have heard references that there were a few M817 dump trucks used as guntrucks for Operation Iraqi Freedom. I would like to know if anyone has any documentation about these or...

Great looking truck, live about 2 hours south of Riley in Andover, Kansas. Am almost in the market for another deuce, what is the going price for an A3 at Riley? Bob