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We had a JD tractor about that same year, maybe a little older when I was growing up. It ran on Propane. I still have a JD tractor but it is newer. Like your M915 and trailer. :driver:

You can take the noise part of the starter loses and turn it to match the old starter. When I got my M923A1 the starter was bad and when I got the replacement I had to rotate the noise on the new one.[thumbzup]

Yes there are 2 fuel filters and one water separator.

:ditto: Have a safe trip and we need soem pics!!!:driver:

It can be just a little pin size hole.

Sounds like it is sucking air from some place. You need to check all the fuel lines for leaks, Fuel filter housing and the fuel tank switch valve. Good luck! [thumbzup]

They are new not NOS. Good luck!!!

Welcome and nice looking truck!!

Great pics, thanks for showing the trucks at work!!:beer:

I would go with a 5 ton. I towed a Deuce with my Deuce one time up some long hills and it will get down to a crawl....... On one hill I got down to 20 mph and that was only 12,000lbs.:oops: Sure it was 110 degrees.

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If your priming pump is good it should not take too long to go from filter to the IP pump. Maybe 30 pumps. Did you open the bleeder valve under the pump? It can be a PITA. When I replace the filter I put a little air pressure in the fuel tank to push it up to the filter faster. If you have the...

I do this when I park my truck for a event. I also like the idea of pulling the Emergency Stop handle and the padlock in the steeling u-joint. 1. Locking Door Handles 2. Keyed Battery Disconnect Switch 3. Steering Wheel Chain and Lock But if they want it and have the time they will get it.

Nice!!!:drool: I would love to have a tank!

I am headed to Austin, TX in Nov. with an empty 16' trailer and I can bring two cabs to TX if anyone needs help with trans. I also can pick them up in Barstow and store them till then or store them till you come pick them up here in AZ.

Thanks for the filter part numbers!!! It looks like in the TM that the M936, M936A1 use the same filter.

ARYankee, Nice find on the M936. But in my set of TM's it is on page 3-108- 3-111. same tm number done in June 1998 Thanks!!![thumbzup]

Now one more filter to change. Thanks for posting.[thumbzup]

Very nice!!:driver:

The Brakes looks the same, but the pads look different. If you pull the seal retainer (housing) it is just a plan to get back it. I do not think it would leak around it. I did not use any sealant. I did not replace the boot they looked new. Just were lose and it was a zipper one. Good luck...