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So, how's the bearing installation going?

It might help you to look at the tech manuals. TM9-2320-361-24P will have an exploded view of every part on your truck. Great for identifying and location parts. Wheel cylinders are mounted on the brake backing plate, underneath the brake drums.

Let's start with proper usage of your shift key!

I wonder if Jack's has any UFOs?

Here's a list of engines, part numbers and fuel pump versions. LDS-465.2 11641907 2910.178-1185 A LDS-465.lA 10951115 2910-908-6320 B LD-465-1 10935264 2910-759.5410 C LD-465-lC 10935264 2910-759-5410 D LDT-465-lC 2910-116-8241 E LDS-465-1 *10935498 2910-017-9778 F (early) 10951115...

Can you attempt a temporary weld repair?

Airtex is one of the largest fuel pump manufacturers (OEM and aftermatket). Many "name brands" are built by them.

Call Hercules.

Both C and D versions have the TD cast on the block, designating "Thick Deck" For all practical purposes, C or D, makes no difference to us.

Try a search for Acme T98 transmission. Sweptline.ORG • View topic - 4 speed Acme T98A http://www.drivetrain.com/parts_catalog/manual_transmission_overhaul_kits/borg_warner_t98_overhaul_kit.html...

Ok, so a quick Google search for " ACME M37 transmission" found some stuff. That was posted here, Neading CDN M37 trans or parts near Arctic circle - Power Wagon Advertiser Forums

Or put the third axle back on. It helps distribute the HP/Torque.

What is it? Is it used in anything else?

Hard to say. Pulling the floor panel and top if the transmission takes about 15 minutes. No need to drain the oil either. I'd just have a look to know.

I hope so too! :doghead:

PM me where in Ontario.

I did see Tigger's Pics. She was the first thing I thought of!

Good to hear the grit trees are doing well. I just hope the bears don't climb them and pick the grits off before they're ripe.

Have you guys checked/tightened your short drive shaft(between the trans and t case) bolts lately? They are notorious for coming loose and producing an harmonic vibration.

The last 3 beds I've removed, I broke at least one light housing. My new motto is, drop the lights, before lifting the bed.