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99% chance it is New2cents I had three boxed the same way, now I have one left. One just sold on e*ay for over $460, listed as used, but it was new out of the box and still bolted to the plywood. BUY IT !!!!!!

I think it is three.

Google "N13526H"

You are correct on those check valves going bad. Back in the late 90's we went through all of our M900 series trucks and and replaced most of them. I will be replacing all of my check valves on my new M923. YOU GOT TO DRAIN THOSE AIR TANKS.

Have you done the "doghead relay fix" yet? You might of burned up your starter.

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This might help.

Look at TM 9-2320-260-24P-2. Fig #465, Item # 6. or Fig # 472, Item 8 Part Number 11664561

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I have it in pdf. PM me a email to send it too.

Some info: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/12547-m35a2-radio-used-where-install-radio-antenna.html

Stanadyne IP Model number Listing Stanadyne Pump Model Numbers

They have gone cheaper, just depends on how many and location.

Look in TB 11-5820-890-20-71

2330 - Trailers at Government Liquidation

I was out bid on all my items also, but my bids were all low. Money is tight right now after winning a M923 two weeks ago.

With this kit, you have to drill two holes in each bow for the Roof Support to be mounted on top.

Some more.:beer:

We just got our cargo cover kits in for the M1002 trailers after being on order for over 8 months. Took some pictures so you can see how they are installed. NSN: 2540-01-413-6985 Part # 57K4152

The NSN for the kit is: 2540-00-735-5715 and the part number is: 7355715. This is what is in the kit: CONSISTS OF COVER ASSEMBLY P/N 7978798 FSCM 19207; LOOP P/N 7716428 FSCM 19207; SCREW TAPPING P/N 171704 FSCM19207; LOOP STRAIGHT P/N 7717706 FSCM 19207 Not sure what vehicle it goes to at...