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Or simply re tube your front axle to the correct side offset. (reuse the axle shafts on the opposite sides)

This indicates that your glow plugs are probably bad. Troubleshooting is covered in the -20 TM. Start at the "cranks but does not start" section.

Maybe a trailer is a much better idea.

How so?

How were the other 3 hubs?

water drain

Instead of searching the site, why not search the TM(PDF).

Nothing worse than getting rear ended when you don't expect it. Maybe the other guy will get the same(in jail). A bit of advise, write a daily diary for the next month. Write what and how you feel every 4-6 hours. Neck and back injuries can take time to be fully realized from this type of...

http://www.parttarget.com/2590-01-310-1166_2590013101166_12356774.html

Sounds like you'll fit right in here. Welcome to SS

And now, the next guy will need to either read or ignore 51 threads. We do value our site's history(archives). We value it so much, that we ask members to post with proper grammar and punctuation(easier to read for generations to come).

What do you use your truck for?

Anytime I need a lower gear than 1st, I use low range.

New to what? MVs? The Internet? Forums? Earth? Interacting with humans? Welcome to the site!

The old one will have a number on it. Part numbers are listed in the parts TMs. Or you can search, "rear axle seal", in the cucv forum, or "rear axle seal cucv m1008".

Let me get this straight, you guys searched, and found those links?

The suspension looks to have tie rods attached to the crosmember. I think it's a homemade contrabulation that used a vehicle front suspension.

This is not why we maintain a website people.

I linked it to show the other part numbers listed. Sorry, I didn't realize it was the wrong part. (yes, I did read the previous postsaua)

http://www.parttarget.com/5930-01-107-6474_5930011076474_5965573.html