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Plenty of info in past threads with tons of pics.
Here and also in the CUCV modification thread.
A little effort on your part in searching will yield the results you want.
That mod has been done plenty of times with great success.
It might be a case of stuck rings and needs to be ran with a 80%+ load for several hours to come back around.
A little seafoam in the engine oil right before an oil change works wonders too. Really cleans things up internally.
Might help your generator, might not, but can’t hurt.
(Don’t run...
Are the battery cables and other starter wiring original?
I discovered the hard way that while they look fine on the outside, the corrosion is rampant on the inside, under the sheathing, and providing extreme voltage resistance.
Same for the fusable links.
Don’t jump around to different...
Nicely done on keeping the rig going.
I salute your spirit, dedication and ability.
Was in that area two weeks ago and mentioned to my wife that I would love to just wander/explore that area in our M1008A1.
Now if I could just get AntennaClimber to give me his amazing M101A2 Camper trailer……………
Not all starters are created equal.
You usually get what you pay for quality wise.
But even with a good name brand that cost a lot, that doesn’t mean it won’t go up in smoke that quickly either.
But the chances are much more remote than the really cheap ones out there.
I have seen these generators laying on their side, upside down and everything in between at the auction yards.
Yes I know you mentioned the fluids were drained but I have bought a lot of things that said that, only to discover it wasn’t true
In the video it did look like oil smoke but am...
That looks to me like an old agricultural trailer.
You can tell the fenders were once much more of a flowing design than any military trailer would ever be.
No tie down hooks or even remnants of them.
Clearly it can handle a 500-1000lb log without any issues.
Worth saving in my opinion...
Last thread post was 8 years ago.
Any link, if posted, would almost certainly be dead.
Suggest you start your own thread and/or post any adapter needs in the Parts Wanted forum.
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