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M35A2 truck spare tire lift.

Rock crawling a daily driver is a lot like having unprotected sexual relations.

Here is the info for the first item. http://www.parttarget.com/5315-01-079-1494_5315010791494_11686273.html/-4240A240-CBD9-4AD5-A7E0-E4F9FC5651E8 Unfortunately the manufacturer is not a common bussiness that will have a stock of parts available. The good, the info needed to source one is...

Parttarget will give you a manufactures name and part number. Google that if you want to use the internet, or find a retailer that sell the brand of part. Post the info here, for help and reference.

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You should be able to look up the part numbers in the TM. Then google them with "parttarget". That will give you manufacturers names and manufacturers part numbers. Also, a bit of searching on this site may find what you need, you're not the first I'm sure.

http://www.parttarget.com/2520-01-192-4314_2520011924314_HDT-211932X.html/-8705C0D8-EB6E-4219-B3AC-5BECE677C543

http://www.dennysdriveshaft.com/p1911_dana_spicer_211932x_rubber_dust_boot_4_bellows_for_driveshaf.html DANA SPICER 211932X sourced by looking at the part number in the -20P, then googling that to get the NSN, then googling the 2 manufactures part numbers from the NSN results.

$10 on ebay

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Engine serial number.

Let me start with, I have broken an anvil. (seriously) I have had dozens of gov bomb difs which I've put over 200000 miles on several of them in trucks I bought new. While I'd like to give the impression I've maintained them well and not abused them, the fact is I have used my trucks as trucks...

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First, you are welcome Second, I didn't know what it was called either. I looked at the -20P TM, table of contents. Selected, ENGINE LUBRICATION SYSTEM, then reconised the part in the picture. Looked at the next page for the part name and part number. Googled that. That is how I find most...

http://www.gatewayfasteners.com/male-female-pipe-p-12524.html I found the part number and description in the -20P and googled it.

First post says private sale, the rest say dealer. The link clearly is a dealer with dealer fees.

If I were about to spend $18000 I would spend $400 more to fly there and look at it first. I don't gamble at casinos either.

What is the NSN for the line?

I'd say your block is no good and your wasting money trying to reuse it.

I've seen a few of them in my trucks. iirc, they did.