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Your photos bring back memories, as I had a 1953 sub that came out of CFB Shilo. My impression was they were used as a general utility vehicle. In the eirghties the parts were easy to come by. The torgue tube is a bit strange and you should upgrade to a 55 or newer 236 with the pressure oiling...

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Here are some pictures of a trailer on E bay awhile ago. I thought the builder had some good ideas.

Hi guys I am the owner of a 76 5/4 that had a communication or ambulance body on it. It was picked up by a farmer who used it as a fuel truck with a pickup box added on. When i got it the box was shot so I built a flat deck. After I added 9:00-16 Michelins I had to add rear wheelwells for tire...

After the Canadian army sold off the m135's a bunch were used in New brunswick to haul pulp wood. The guys doing this were putting school bus motors and transmissions in them. Even with a single speed transfer they ran good.

Hi guys here are some pics from a local IH dealer where they try to sort out the varous issues with these trucks. Great looking but the mechanic told me to steer clear of them.

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I commend you on your perseverance. I had a heck of a time getting my chev 350 to run right. I set the timing up and it would not start or run and than die. We finally figured it out as slack in the timing chain. Perhaps this is your problem.2cents

It looks like you're getting a handle on restoring youre truck. Learning by trial and error and by doing is the way a lot of us keep the old trucks on the road. Here is a link for mopar truck motors in the netherlands that may help you. Good luck D. van Dam B.V. - Stock

Hi, Have you considered changing the transfer case to a two speed. Boyce used to have the parts for this altough I have no idea as to cost or difficulty.

Hi Jollyroger Years ago I read that a company made hd axles for the m37. I think this is the company mentioned- Bobby Henry Machine Works, Running Springs CAlifornia. Phone 909-867-4656 .2cents

more pictures Here is a photo of a Canadian M43 with hitch installed. The second photo is of a M152 communication truck with a trailer. My experience, although not as vaste as many of you, is I have never seen a tactical military truck without a hitch.

The "combatt" program run by tacom eight to ten years ago had a solid Ford presence and paved the way improvements on the fords in Iraq etc.

The bedford was the truck of choice for tour companies doing overland expeditions in Africa in the 70's &80's . They were relable and fairly simple to fix if broken. Is it a lefty or a righty ? Better view off road, just don't hit anything too big!

hello 604 I am interested in a set of manuals. PM me regarding what you want for them.

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Check this site www.transmissionadapters.com it has some interesting stuff in it.

go to ds tatical they sell what you're looking for.:beer:

Merry Christmas poor white boy. where you ever able to find the canadian manual ? Have a happy new year trucknut:-D