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To me it looks like electric power steering ram for a Deuce? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?141366-24V-2200LB-9-5-quot-stroke-linear-electric-actuator-push-or-pull Don't know if it be variable speed or is it just full throw at once. I was just looking at the gold watch in picture 4.

OK, the rest of it Remember that ………………….. -10 books are owners manuals, -20 and -24 are unit maintenance (minor stuff) - 34 and 35 stuff is depot (major work) Books ending in P are parts manuals with parts illustrations. Thanks porkysplace...

OK, that which I posted was so one can see the TM number printed on it to give a search starting place. If it is not in that TM 2320-209-20-3-1 then the following can help and maybe your answer is in the -34 and -35 TM's. It is all in the TM's. There is a SS member that would tell you to read...

Does this not show all the "clips" and brackets? fiqure 17 on second page

Nope there is three for each headlight

McMasters-Carr, #9376K16 so there is 6 for each headlight. part target says 8741441 or 2AL78s nsn 5342-00-182-3726 but that shows 1/4-28 threads both ends out 3/8" with a 1.75 OD Thankyou for the information.

P38 tail #2734L 07311944 bracelet found http://www.cbsnews.com/news/little-prince-mystery-solved/

chocolate covered cotton and "GI gimmie a dollar" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlb85AIzj0Y

oops, I never heard one run in an almost empty fuel tank, but now can understand "roar"

Roaring!? Centrifugal pump usually very quite. But You are correct, no matter whatever it is it has to give the main pump suction pressure 3 to 7 psig. New replacement pump, 50 bucks; proper hose 9 bucks.

...........and they dropped it right there and I was just getting interested

My post was not meant as affront to any SS member or in fact anybody. The comment in the post was to get those that "know" to please give a valid solution as this bit of information is rather elusive. It worked. Thank You rustystud. And, Oh, the elusive TM 9-2815-210-35 found nowhere, even...

Three hours and I have NOT found the serviceability standards for any dimension on the heads to grind them too. Is it a TD block? Is it possible to find any difference in the height of the two heads at present time. One would think that both heads should be the same depth to valves (depth mikes)...

I just reviewed this again http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?48620-Head-gasket-repair-walk-through That posting I thought would answer ALL the questions. 41+ url links to read. We all must get cattlerepairman a definitive answer Down at .002" to .005" it gets ground off. I would...

work work work and anyhow that is way to clean for my truck that is cleaner than me when I work on the truck but another good idea from "G" I must do. and more................ http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?71520-preventable-rear-suspension-failure/page3

Looks like BHX in the UK google to birmingham airport BHX crosswind

DC3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8kt2vDm3Mw

oops 452 not 562 I should not hurry written on the board 500 times Nothing demonstrates this flexibility more than the last C-130 out of Saigon, South Vietnam. On 29 April 1975, a C-130A, set up to carry it's maximum load of 92 ... a last ditch dash to freedom and took-off with a whopping 452...

It is now an anniversary.... NOW Another aircraft to not forget so as to NOT forget the people how about 562 people, at once, or How about three of our beloved trucks and a trailer full, and 100 paratroopers Been there How about The C130 Hercules https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vF-iYsKoHY0...