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Oh and note I'll have to fabricate a latch for all the genny doors. They obviously won't open with the cover on the bows. I'm also trying to dig up some genny cord to build an umbilical to plug in the pole drop. As always, a project in progress. Al Jones

And here are a few more. If you want a specific photograph, let me know and I'll post it. If you do part out any, let me know and I'll be a definite customer for the stuff that is shippable. Al Jones

Here are some latest pics with the genny mounted on wheels. I'll post pics of the trailer rebuild under that forum so look for it there (later). Al Jones

I've had things like that spray welded and machined back. Those sorts of operations are usually only in metropolitan areas as they pretty specialized. Good luck. Al Jones

Greg, I have listed the manual numbers here http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?36147-Gen-Set-CE-106-AC-WK-9. I would google to find them - I haven't seen any of them pop up in over a year. I had to bring one in from Denmark (good people). I have the -10, -20, -35 and -35P if you...

I'm trying to identify the mount in the following pictures. I stole the pictures off the internet and the resolution is too small to read the numbers. It's aluminum and I'm trying to find one. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Al Jones M923, M38A1, M416, M105A2, M35A2, etc.

I can't tell from your pics. Is the ladder reversible? Meaning, does it mount in the tailgate up position as well, but on the outside of the tailgate? Or only in the down position? I have the same ladder and have paralysis by analysis on how to mount it... Thanks, Al Jones M923

The Cummings... (heh, heh) overhaul manual I have calls to "run the rail" after engine break in. Given the rebuild in my M923, I'll be doing a complete adjustment this spring. Having the two special service tools referenced in the TMs will help greatly. In my opinion, the dial gauge methods...

I had this same problem on my M35A2. It turned out to be a air leak into the transfercase causing the transfer case to become pressurized and forcing oil back up the air line to the switch. I overhauled the air shift piston and it fixed it. I have not traced a 5 ton, but isn't the line...

The -23 TM WP 0376 says you're also going to need a "mechanical puller kit" for the yoke. If they are friction splines, the nut will be the easier of the two tasks. Al Jones '84 M923

Ya, that's the correct spec. The manual will call for a special service tool that will attach to the yoke that is nothing more than a long handle/shaft so you can hold it while you remove the nut. I cringe when I read the phrase "break it loose" on an Allison. I think an inpact wrench on the...

No pictures??? Al Jones '84 M923

One of the TMs says to discard it and use a new one, the other TM implies to reuse it. It is a prevailing torque nut and my training says to always replace if taken off. I also think the consequences of it loosening are catastrophic. The TM says to tighten the nut to 400 to 650 foot-pounds...

All the parking stuff is Merritor. I was able to buy the springs from a local truck parts stop including a new nut. Are you going to resuse the nut? Use locktite? The nuts were only about $10. Al Jones '84 M923 waiting to replace the transfer case rear seal...

OK, thanks. We'll see if I get a scolding by the mods for cross posting...

Artisan, I can tell a plumber a mile away. Nice brass fittings, sealant tape, everything just so. Nice work. Al Jones '84 M923

Wow.

Based on no responses, did I ask a stupid question? I didn't think everyone here what that polite...:-P Should I have posted this in the radio forum? I thought it was connected enough to my battery relocation, to keep it here...?

Ya, I understand your concern. I had the same thoughts. The install instructions are explicit on where to route the cable. I routed them even lower in front of the air tanks and *under* the front tank fitting. It made for, IMO, adequate clearance with the exhaust. NAPA also has heat...

How much oil dripped down your arm changing the pan filter? That pan weighed more than I thought it would. What kind of gasket on the pan did you use? A cork one came with the filter kit I used (military) but the one that came off was a black one of what I would call "traditional" gasket...