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They can be a bear, I clean off the paint, rust and put a little oil penetrate on them, then use my 1" impact and it still works hard. I feel your pain!

Made some Sun Visor mounts for the M923A1, used some Hmmwv visors.

Sounds like you still may have a little air leak. You could bump the idle up a little on the pump and see if that helps. Is this a NHC250 or 8.3?

I used a set on the 3000 miles I drove on the MVPA RT66 convey and I think I got better MPG.

Welcome!

This is what I did to my M923A1 and I have done it on all my trucks. The coolant filter is on the left.

Be sure to disconnect the batteries before you start. The Tack and Speedo cable are what is holding it. Also you can remove the the power and start switches and that will help.

That is good to know, I have that on my M936 also. Thanks for the info.

Is that on the under side of the truck?

Great question, I would like to know that also.

Looks like it got some water in it and set for sometime. I would replace the bearings and race. My M936 was like that when I got it, it was so bad it was starting to make some noise.

There is a drain plug on the block on the passenger side at the back, up behind the exhaust pipe. I think it takes a 7/16" You may get more coolant out from it.

Nice!!

Come on out to the show if you can make it, should be fun!!!

Air ride seats, and AC. Yes the windows leak real bad on the trucks. LOL

I used a TPMS on my M923A1 and my M105 when I was on the RT66 MVPA convoy. Worked great, but the 14.00x20 build a lot of psi when they heat up.

I understand you are trying to getting it back in. Just take a strap and put it around the bead lock and make a 8 out of it then use two tire tools and put it back in. 15min. job. Be careful lots of force on the strap.

I use a 1" Ratchet strap also. Best if you have two, pull the first strap down as far as you can then use the 2nd strap to pull it down more. Then just use some tire tools to get it in the tire.

I would take it to a spring place and have it respringed to what you need.

David, Nice fuel trailer, Oh Nice truck also, LOL Should make a good pair!