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Kinda at a standstill unless you guys know of anything I should have done or should do that I'm not thinking of. Wheres the beer?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I moved this thread to the right Forum.

Kleinertn17, Please upload the TM in the TM Upload forum. Then we can insert the link to the TM forum, and not have the TM "hidden" here. Here in this thread, it will be almost impossible for the next person to find. In the TM section, its much easier to locate. If you upload it in the "TM...

Take the NSN from your container, and see if its listed on the cover of the TM's. If you have no joy, then say something and I will take a look see. But I need the model number and the NSN.

Love that NOCO!

You need 15 posts to be able to PM. Perhaps G744 can start the ball rolling from his side.

I have moved this thread to the "Parts Wanted" forum.

Just because you took a Libby out of your set to try and fix it, doesn't mean its supposed to have a Libby. You need to check all the other components, to make sure they ALL match. If green mountain is selling VR's, and they are original military VR's, and they match the 3 other components in...

Ya did GOOD!!

Have you looked in the TM forum? https://www.steelsoldiers.com/forums/misc-tms.122/

Yes, but first scrutinize the control panel, then on to J1/P1.

Every day a tiny part of our lives disappears.

Try this. Its all I have to work with. Did you open all the doors, and look on the inside of the doors?

Here is a trick. Look the zirk nipples up in the TM. The last entry in the description, is the AMOUNT of that NSN, in the Truck.

OPERATOR'S MANUAL, TANK AND PUMP UNIT, LIQUID- DISPENSING, TRUCK MOUNTED, FSN: 4930-542-2800 TM 10-4930-204-10 1961

Are you using a TM to make these repairs? Or winging it?

Did you look at the LO, (Lubrication Order) for your truck?

Look on the door. There is a schematic. Look up CB1. That will tell you what it is. That will give you a hint on where to look. Next to every electrical component, will be printed what it is. If you take a look see in the operators TM, in the front, it often shows you the location of major...

If I have time, I always solder the ends. Why? Because one time I stuck a wire like that into a relay. ONE strand of the wire did not go in, it went off to the side, and I did not see it. Turned the set on, and had a very small light show.

This will not be an easy month to vote!