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65 rear and 45 front is what the tm says, 80 is the max pressure. Any pics of your 1008? maybe i've seen it around town.

Those are all five tons.

Glad that fixed the problem and the trip went smooth. [thumbzup]

It should move without an air supply.

1966 stevens m416 a. 4202 b. 6r3384 c. 2330007065495 d. bought in VT no bumper numbers thanks in advance carnac

Yup it works fine, and makes it easier to remove them as well.

You can use 8 lug chevy wheels to get it a little lower.

Hi Bonte, Congrats on the truck, I am located right in colchester and provide help if you need it, send me a pm if you want.

It's not the intank fuel pump is it?

That's the blackout stoplight.

Here's a thread that discusses air starters http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/65162-m-35-air-starter.html

Yep, It's just an extra rifle mount I had, holds it very well.

Since the topic is axes, Here's a pic of the mount in my 1009 after paint, all the other attachments stay in my ammo can console. I also bought an rt-524 with all the accessories, so I've got to install the rear buss bar and everything else for it.:jumpin:

The painting manual is tb 43-0209.

That is correct.

Yes, it has neutral.

Nice, does that have an lds-427 under the hood? If so it is probably an m35a1.

[thumbzup] Glad it will be original. For lights you can swap in 12 volt bulbs, then put on gama goat lenses, which are a full red lens instead of the tiny lenses.

I bought it locally, but you can find them on ebay. The military set looks exactly the same as the civi set except it's all green. Made in the USA.