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The stock number is 2320-446-2479 NSN is the Stock No then? Thanks!

Also, Mfd By Lansing Division White Motor Co. Lansing Michigan, U.S.A.

I'm feeling a little stupid here... First of all, yes I have done MANY searches trying to find the information I need.... If I had found it, I would NOT be making this post and sounding (Feeling any way) so STUPID... I have an M-275 Road Tractor. (This was my FIRST MV) Some years ago (about...

I think it's legal in Massachusetts, California and Kentucky..:drool:.... not that "I" would know....:wink: just saying... :lost:

:ditto: If your master cylinder is good, the brake pedal shouldn't go to the floor even with NO air in your system... Is your hairline crack leaking brake fluid??? nopics

Sounds like crudded up filters, looking forward to hearing more. ;-)

Congrats on your new Tonka truck! Which route are you taking back south? I'm a few miles northwest of Richmond VA. If you are heading down Route 1 or I-95 between Fredericksburg and Richmond VA and have any problems you can give me a call. PM me if you want my cell phone number. If you are...

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If he cant see the batteries are hooked up backwards, I'd hope you NEVER ask that guy anything about your deuce again.... Just do a search on this site and ignore the "little old ladies" that like to whine and nit pick.... Most people here mean well and there is a HUGE wealth of information to...

looks like a solid rust free truck! Let's see picts of the new paint! ;-)

Got any pictures to post??????

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The info in this thread for top repair is PRICELESS [thumbzup] Using vinyl siding is ingenious!!! I've tried a bunch of tech-niches that didn't :cookoo: work so well.... this is GREAT!!! thanks everyone for the great info!!!! :grin:

Great job!!! Keep up the great work!!!:driver:

Now THAT'S a sticky situation....rofl

Pretty good description of what happened to me some time ago... After getting it apart and back together again with a new clip, it's worked fine! I still have not replaced the little panel... makes a nice cubby to put my oil check rag and flashlight...[thumbzup]

A mans gotta eat don't he??????:funny:

I presume you went with Red Oak due to cost? Remember, you get what you pay for 'most' of the time... the market see saws every few years as far as demand (i e cost) for the Red and the White Oak, depending on what the Chinese are buying... Red Oak is a heck of a lot easier to work with and...

Last year at the truck pull, they had the clay worked so well that I didn't spin tire at the end of the pull, it just ran down to a dead stop and as it bounced back that teeniest bit before I could push the clutch in, it started up in reverse....I didn't realize what had happened and was about...

As far as I'm concerned, there is nothing more durable and appropriate for this application than White Oak. Red Oak will not last unless it is sealed very well and KEPT sealed... Just about any 'hardwood' is acceptable but, according to what I've been able to learn (in other words, my...