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Getting the frame like you did will make it easier to install. Probably will still want to get new nuts and bolts though. I think someone said Sam Winer Sam Winer Motors Inc. or White Owl for the PTO.

So far I have "repaired" both my units by adding air tool oil.

Seriously, just pick up a few brass parts at Lowes and eliminate it.

His truck has air assist. :driver:

Post-nuptial agreement? You get your toys, she gets hers. :driver:

I don't know how many A2 trucks were built but here are 400 of them for sale. :driver: OFFER#

From Erik's M35A3 (owner of Erik's Military & Industrial Surplus)

Oh, yeah Papabear was serious! Wanna buy a bridge? fat lady sings

Well, there were only 5000+ A3 models built. Wrecks, target practice, sales to foreign governments, fire departments and sheriff departments, yada yada yada Not too many left. IMO

I am with DH on this- the history! That alone makes it well worth it.

This is all good stuff! Finally finished installing my ether start system, eliminating the flame heater. Very simple! I was quite pleased. Passenger side front silicon boot and seals. Time for a nap. :driver:

Brain tumor... Very sad, thanks for paying tribute!

Hurtlec, sometimes it is a government idiot, but keep in mind we get a lot of stuff from the manufacturers themselves. Sometimes they overproduce, have contracts canceled, or get items rejected for reasons that do not affect us. Still, I think everyone agrees our troops deserve to have all...

Just unKroil it. If it is any help the parts are the same on the A2 and A3.

Takes me a couple hours to get the inner seal out and back in. :driver:

WV requires a "modified vehicle" inspection if you lift or run big tires... Costs more and is a pain in the butt.

Ditto on the brake fluid. I check mine each day I use the truck, very easy. Also very simple to top off. Pouring fluid into that little access hole was so much fun. aua

Plus the A2 is ugly and the A3 is a work of art! :driver:

Try the M35A3. In addition to the heavier tire, you have to index the valve stem properly. A big extra step. Then put on the sir plumbing. :)

Welcome from the very bottom of WV. Got my first deuce from MD also. The 395s are a great idea.