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What did your ELK weigh? It sure brings back some memories of fun times when looking at the pics,,,,,,,,,,been there done that with an M-37 with a M101 camper. Had to do some winching to get back out after a hard snow fall and the mud gets very slippery.:grin:

Enjoy your hunt,,,what are you hunting ? Deer ? :mrgreen: Another good use for the MV's

I have used the Amsoil MP, it is a heavy duty metal protector, in spray cans, I've used it on both bare and painted metal to protect it from corrosion here in Michigan where the salt / humidity eats up everything. It soaks in and crawls into the metal joints. It stays a little tacky and...

I'm in the same situation, however I found out that the pups learn, work, play better when there are two.

I wouldn't start the truck unless your going to drive it and get it totally warmed up and the engine hot enough and long enough to get the condensation out of it, put the maintainer on the batteries and let it sit. It will be better off this way than the other. I put my trucks away for the...

Welcome from Ann Arbor, this is a great site, glad to have you with us:beer:

I have the newer voltage regulator ( No.11631857 ) that I was told would replace the older type that is comon on the M-37. My problem is, will it innerchnge without any additional work other than changing it out using the origional cables? Is there any special method for changing it out and...

Oldfart you are correct ! ! ! I had assumed that his fuel system was / is in good condition and could take the fuel pressure that the electric fuel pump would build up. The standard fuel filter had been removed from my truck before I purchased it. Thanks again for bringing this safety item...

I had the same problem, I corrected the problem by installing an electric (24vdc) fuel pump next to the fuel tank. It is turned on by a switch on the dash to build up fuel pressure then turned off. I also installed a fuel filter at the same time next to the electric pump, to remove any dirt and...

I have two of them a 12v and a 24v, one on a Chev truck 12v system the other one on my M-37 24v, when they were not hooked to the batteries they read hi-voltages ( I did this to check them when they were new ), when on their batteries they read normal, they've been on them for a year and a half...

pmramsey has it correct,,,,Use 75/90 synthetic year round :-D:-D,,,,,,,,,unless in extrem hi temp area or are doing heavy towing then change to 90/140 type synthetic

Seabee Mike I think that Nattieleather is correct,,,,, get it cleaned up, running, it'll be worth more. Pressurize the oil system with fresh oil before turning the engine over, you know the rest. It looks good, looks like it would be an easy resto. don't just look at it, use it, if you break...

Just got my order for 4 of them from BroncoBuddy, arrived in very good shape, they work on both 12 and 24vdc. We'll see how long they last, I'm putting two on my M-37 and two on my M-101, I like them because they are a little bigger and should be more visable/brighter. I think they come of from...

Thanks for the info, very good idea,,,,what is the LED bulb number? Where did you get them? :beer: Thanks you can't wear it out looking at it, use it, if you break it you found your limit ! !

Welcome from Ann Arbor, Mi.

cjtrout, yes I agree with you on hooking up the tanks that way, however the reason I run the extra fuel tank hooked up my way is to get / keep the fuel lines higher so that the mud / deep snow etc can't pull them loose. I can run the line from the reserve tank using the 24vdc pump controlled by...

YES,,,,it will work, I have replaced the 25amp 24vdc GENERATOR with a 100amp 24 vdc single wire alternator and added a 65amp 12 vdc single wire alternator for the 12 volt system. Both share the same ground as they are both mounted to the engine block on their respective mounts with the ground...

Don't forget the tire jack / tube repair kit. Yes,,,,, it is very hard to repair an air leak with the type of rims we have on the 37's,, however one can never know what you will need on a trip. Looks like there is a good list allready. Do you have a winch? OR, a method of getting your 37...

Thanks Bill W.,,,,, I'm in/on a very steep learning curve,,,,having been a pilot for a LONG time and am VERY new to the MV ( on the ground vehicles ) I'm here to learn and try to give my two cents when I can,,,, Thanks Bill.

Bill W Well as you already know,,,, yes there is an orfice for the oil metering hole. I talked to the mechanic about this and,,,,,,,, as he told me,,, "yes he put a metering hole into the fitting on the filter adaptor" SOooooo as you know, when I change the filters I could not see the...