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I would look into converting the winch to 12v. It's only a small electric motor. 12v or 24v motors should be avaliable for your winch. look into a motor swap, A 12v motor will cost a lot less than $500 and you could hang on to the 24v motor, if or when you put the winch on another truck.

Like others have said check your connections. Every connection should be cleaned then use some anti oxidant coumpound at every joint. Sometimes the starter is stopped on a bad segment, When you try to start it, the starter sits on the bad segment and overheats. It may be time to have the starter...

I have a Mule on it's way from Dave. The bed is in OK shape. hndrsonj says Pull the bed off and pressure wash it. Being that I don't have the Mule as of yet, How many bolts hold the deck to the frame? It has a few small holes that need to be welded closed. Aluminum deck. I do have to get the...

Too bad the M37 is a rust bucket. Better luck next time.

Welcome and happy new year.

Look at it this way, They are both neg. ground systems. The 12v system has a Pos and a Neg, The 24v system also has a Pos and a Neg. Pos is the Plus voltage being 12 or 24 The neg is the zero voltage . As noted by Dug He terminated the neg cables in the same spot. Just don't mix the pos voltages.

I've seen generators for sale in several areas.As for rebuilding one, as mentioned earlier it's not a big job. I had an extra that looked a little rough on the ouside, when opened, it was in great shape. Remember they are sealed units, and made to last just about forever.I did pick up new...

Sounds like leave it as is, is the perfered system. What about oil type? Amsoil 10 30 as Kasper said or something else? I was told to use Rotella (did I spell that correct?)for about the same reason.

I didn't expect a snafu like the one I have with the title for my m37( silly me). When I completed my M37, I went to Northeast title and tag, I provided the info needed, the clerk was a bit lost. I was informed that I have to go to county court and request a title there. I ask a friend that's a...

That sounds like a good list. Most of it fits in the two cargo conpartments on the bed. A tool box painted to match the M37 sounds like a great place to keep the tools.

Looks like fun! It's always fun when you want to go out in the snow, but you really don't have to.

How is it every time something I could pick up to play with is so darn far away?

The pipe you're talking about may be for the fording system. Does it come out just to the left of the valve access cover? If so a pipe from that would go to a valve then to the manifold. Take a look at a post a few pages back "detailed engine pictures" that may help. It' still hard to see the...

Try TM 9-2320-212-20 page 2-170. I hope I have the same bolts in mind that you're looking for, Item A I didn't look at, Item G and N are the ones I think you're looking for. It says step bolt, The more common name would be carriage bolt. I took a quick look at mine. The middle one is approx...

Ok I should have remembered what M543A2 had in his thread for the cable location, too excited trying to help out. One thing that's important is to remove a small amount of paint where the lug is going to be bolted on that hanger. It needs a good clean surface area to provide continuity from the...

like others said Kroil works fantastic. Also I use a 3/4 in. dia alum bar about 10 in. long and a large hammer. Several good sharp hits will loosen almost anything up. This helps and you don't damage the surface of the bolts.

My Cable is bolted to the running board bracket. Don't know if this is the correct spot, didn't get a chance to look in the TMs.

Like the other said Vintage power wagons has them co does Midwest military I took a quick look to see if I had extra, no good. Even look at E-bay Just make sure you're looking at the correct item when bidding.

Sharp looking trucks. The M37 must be A M37B1. Full bench seat in the cargo area

Hello from a fellow M37 owner, Welcome to SS. Like others said NICE looking truck.