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It's in Mattituck, if you want to meet up this weekend and look at it. 631-749-0100

The truck currently has a brand new pair of Selectro model 11167-01 lock out hubs. The photo shows the truck with the stock drive flanges installed. APB

Street legal, titled in New Jersey, insured by J.C.Taylor. A small deposit will hold it. 631-749-0100 EST SrA Arthur P. Bloom NYG/Air 106th Rescue

http://photos.imageevent.com/powerwagon/sold/websize/almquist71.jpg Just like a bride, who will never look better than in her wedding picture, this is the way the truck looked a year or two ago. It looks ALMOST as good as this in person. I can provide more closeups to anyone interested in...

For sale: 1971 M35A2 w/w. 40K miles since 1989 depot rebuild, heat, soft cab, full canvas, non-dropside, winch, power steering, lockout hubs, 24 to 12 volt power supply, convoy beacon, rifle holders, jumper cable, NATO adapter, two new civilian batteries. Starts, runs, stops perfectly...

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Can someone tell me the total quantity of brake fluid necessary for a stock M35? Also, can you remind me how to check what type of brake fluid is in the truck? Thanks.

John, you are correct about kits that were sold in the past having slightly more (different) parts, but now, they are all the same. I have seen the bulkhead hardware that you mention, but they are no longer included in the military kits, either. The air regulator (the black one with the knob)...

"Just when I talk myself into taking the plunge I hear something like this." If you accelerate through the turn, the wheel has a tendency to stay where you put it. If, however, you feather the pedal slightly, the wheel will return almost like the manual condition. It is more pronounced on a...

There is no AOM #88902 kit that is NOT military. All the kits are the same. Every kit has the same set of parts and hardware.

I realize that my answer will start a s**t storm, and it might be seen to be hijacking the thread, but here goes: I was taught by professional truck drivers at an early age that you never start in any gear that requires pushing against a spring. Gears set up that way are to be used only for...

Can anyone explain what that means? APB

We now sell hubs by Ouverson Engineering, which have extra O-rings in them by design. Arthur M35products.com

"I'll say this, I don't mind driving it without power steering whatsoever, but backing a trailer up (especially a short one) just ain't any fun." Exactly one of the reasons to use power assist rather than full-time power. It only activates when you need it, and the rest of the time, you have...

Well, since I am the distributor, I would be the one who can provide you with any info, including a parts list, the printed instructions and service bulletins that are available. Please call me on my toll-free line 866-749-0100 Ext 1 anytime between 0700 and 2100 hrs, Zulu - 5, and I will mail...

Well, the system, in theory, is simple. Air goes in, air comes out. But there are over a hundred parts in the system, and some are made to extremely tight tolerances. The entire kit has an NSN, and is mil-spec. The parts are made at 20 different sub-contractors' shops. Therefore, it would be...

Here is an update: There are 29 power steer kits left in inventory. After these are sold, the manufacturer says that I must order 50 at a time, and pay for them up front. The cost per kit is probably going to double. I have held the cost down these last few years, taking a smaller margin each...

I want to transport my 1954 Dodge Power Wagon to a few local antique truck meets in NY and New England. I want to use one of my M35's to do the towing, and am wondering is there a military two-axle flatbed trailer, with air brakes, that would have the capability to carry my truck, which weighs...

Kenny, you are a wild-n-crazy guy! Can you explain the brake hose hook-up? Arthur www.M35products.com [url

Wanted: Quantity (2) hardtops for M135/M211 or variants. Call toll-free 866-749-0100 Ext 1 Arthur P. Bloom, Pres. www.M35products.com email "info -at- M35products.com"