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... and We need full size, big pictures............

WOW, learning much in here

You can have the TM 9-2320-273-20 I have here in PDF Nov 1980 but it is rather large to print PDF is easier to find subject matter within

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/bought-a-m818-what-to-look-out-for.142305/

Just Do Not call the Wife soldier "B" Times will get bad if You do............

Use some 2x4 and 4x4 and 6x6 wood and drive right up on it. That will probably be high enough for what You need to do. Just not the axle you need to work on.

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" I had to buy the whole carbs to get these, harder to find than hens teeth"" Hen's teeth are very expensive. "as scarce as hen's teeth" I have heard very many times, ........ -There isn't much information on the roots of this phrase, but scholars have been able to dig up a few tidbits...

If you gonnah get out all the tools and taps and lard and everything just put a threaded hole on both sides. Sort of like aircraft engines. You already got everything in hand, might as well make two. Another two minutes in iron. Put a plug in the one you ain't usin 'till you get a dual proper...

If it comes to selling it just post it here in SS for sale and it will be gone from you.

So you are worker bee, machinist, planner, welder, rigger, draftsman, owner, figure it outer, publicist, + procurer, amongst other jobs. How the heck did you figure the center of balance? Your posts about "how I did LMTV transmission myself" needs to be a stickie, but I have not found that...

FM 21-305

I want 800 ft. lbs torque May have to go electric

Is this it? I don't know

Post a good photo of the engine dataplate Is it an 8.3 Cummins turbodiesel?

So find somebody really nice to you and buy from Tennis and ship to UK FDedEx I have yet to see the main problem, Save a Deuce .........................

https://www.easternsurplus.net/PartDetails/4883/HM-667-HMMWV-Front-and-Rear-Upper-Ball-Joint https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p3984.m570.l1313&_nkw=Part+%23%3A12338325&_sacat=0

what is the part number?

In the military no one is supposed to know where anybody or anything is just by fuselage of bumper numbers. It cost an out and out fortune.................... But You don't want them to know.

There is many copies of spin on oil filter kits. Methinks Mr. Tennis invented the adapter system. JATONKA M35's John Tennis, Owner All JATONKA Spin-On Filter Kits are Manufactured locally here in New York State by AMERICANS! HOW TO ORDER Please feel free to contact John at...