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There is only one seal on the front hub. 2 seals on the rear hubs. Simply called inner and outer seals at most parts suppliers(such as Erik's)

If you do not have the newest style head gaskets, it might be a good time to do a new set.

The WP numbers that you referred to before, are a work package number(I think thats what it's called). It's a number that refers to a repair/work procedure. I don't have a full understanding of those, sorry. Maybe someone else can help with this.

Dang, I was gonna offer to sell you a set!

Let me google that for you

OK, the pictures are in the order I looked, for the wheel studs. Once I have the part number, I then Google it to see if I can cross that to a "standard" readily available part.

A miracle.

Fit or fight? Please use spell check , capitalization and punctuation. ( It's in the rules) At least try.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/40509-long-vs-short-airpack-pics.html Try a search for "air pack long short". There are several good threads discussiing the two versions. I tried searching "air pack new old", "booster old new", "booster long short", then finally "air pack long short", for...

The new style booster is a direct bolt on replacement, no modifications needed.

WM, had one of the first tablets... I think it was slate.

.030, I googled it.

Always ad lube to the rear hole.:shock:

I'm from my ma. Is it really to much to ask, to use capitalization and punctuation?

Part numbers are listed in the TMs that end in "P". ie, 9-2320-209-20P Find the diagram, then look at the page listing for that diagram for the NSN or part number. Then, you can Google either of them.

The M35A2 Parking brake drum is not cast.

Oh, hydrogen powered! green power!

anti air, correct. They do not fly.

You guys are mistakenly thinking that they didn't leak when new.

Or you can try a local Hercules engine dealer. http://www.herculesengine.com/