Recent content by majorhitt

If you're giving, sure could use spare parts. Going to Gilbert show on the 19-20.

My 151 is upside down in the driveway, waiting for brake lines. I did the under body kit, replaced all shocks and all bushings. The bolts , nuts , and washers are all being replaced. I have the hood off and right now all the hardware is still in the holes on the hinges. If I recall it's all...

I'm in the middle of rebuilding my M151A1, I used panels from Jeep panels plus. I had them a long time, I knew I was going to need them. At a show this summer I saw a vendor with all types of panels, they looked good. Nice find. keep up the pics.

How many bolts and how many wires?

Keep in mind the brakes on the M37 are not the best with large tires. A bit more motion to stop.

Yes the seat is usable if the tire is not there. A little thing to remember, that Z piece, it doesn't sit right on top of the seat, You have to notch out small area to allow the Z piece to sit flush with the top of the seat. If not you'll have a nice reminder when it tears you pants or back...

Things are a bit clearer now, I didn't know the battery box was mad of wood. Now with the proper box in place the whole area looks better. Great job!!

Our Boy scout troop had a fund raiser last weekend. We had several cases of soda and water left over. We didn't want to leave them in the trailer and get cooked by the heat. So we put the Mule to work, moving the drinks from the scout trailer up to my garage. The M37 is going to be the temporary...

This battery box is up and out of the way and hard to find. You could see the battery is in back of the drive shaft, It's secured to the tray and has side post. The tray has long bolts going up to unistrut and the unistrut spans the tubes and held in place with straps. This Mule was at a show I...

As Bert said, a pic a little further out would help. However, I looked at my 51 M37. It appears the hole in your pic is to the left of the battery box location. Is it possible the floor was repaired by a previous owner and a new location for the cable made?

Remove your black out drive light, the paint under that hasn't seen light since it on the assembly line. Same goes for the data plates as mentioned before.

Yes it's one of the after market ones. Check the trailer hitch, not what you would find on a M151.

No one went to the Navy? Did you think of Gray?

Is your M a Canadian? You will have to drill holes for the engine mount. That big thing with the odd hole in it. It will be a few inches forward of the brackets used for the American engineThis photo is from my collection of reference photos, it shows the two American holes and the bolts in the...

The shelter really adds to the truck. Great job