Search results

swiss, thank you I understand my gvwr is 2350, if you read hb170 it referees to vehicle weight not gvwr. the department of revenue put out a flyer titled important information and gvwr is defined on that flyer not in the bill

Representative Roberts, Sir I have two M35a2 army trucks I have for a hobby and personal use. I do not use these trucks for commercial ventures. I use them in parades, camping including transporting camping equipment and sometimes transporting other items. I put less than 3,000 miles on...

Thanks I have been looking for answers all day, finally e-mailed the man that sponsored the bill.

Don't know about NY. But you should be able to find someone that has scrapped a truck to get another set of springs. Good Luck.

Jeepsinker, Thats what I did. My U-bolts were not long enough for 12 leaf springs. Took both 12 and 10 leaf springs apart. The top 2 leaves for my 10 leaf springs were broken, I replaced them with the top 2 leaves from 12 leaf springs. Used spring bolt from 12 leaf spring to reasemble 10 leaf...

Found out that Leaf Springs on different trucks may not have same number of Leaves. Broke a spring on my M35a2 last week, found a used spring to make the repair. The spring I found had 12 leaves, the spring that came off my truck had 10 leaves. We have several trucks took a look at the other...

Good pics and recap of w/e. Thanks again

Had a great time yesterday at Veterans State Park with 3D and others. It was a enjoyable afternoon on the lake. Met some new friends and shared a few stories. Had a nice lunch provided by 3D. Thanks to 3D and others that put this event together.

Welcome to SS, The Lube Order will teach you a lot, Read over it and learn where all the points are. Check these points about once a year or after everytime your truck has been in heavy mud or water. You do this and you will get many years of good service from your truck. Regards, SSG Rock

It's good to have a wrecker, when I was in military the only recovery vehicle my unit had was a M578VTR, It could do alot but was a job to get it out of MP to go on a mission, when you returned it was a bigger job to get it cleaned up, in addition the cleaning up always ment a good wash rack...

Looks good, our trucks Look very much alike.

LMC Truck, They have most parts you will need for your M1009

I agree with everyone before me, the LO was written well before the new GO was put on market, the military changes as the market changes, when your engine was new it came with SAE 30 but was changed to 15W40 many years later, same goes with other fluids.

Looks Good, Glad you were able to get it and save it, Hope you find out more about what the Navy used it for.

it's fun to have toys you can play with, and they can work too.

I put 2ea 12' X 18" with wooden stick, one on each mirror arm, just tape on with black electrical tape.

Get you some gasket material and cut them out punch bolt holes.

It's important that you have installed the support bracket from end of starter to engine block and tighten 2 mounting bolts evenly so you don't put starter head in a bind.

I have my valve out and apart now. This valve is much different than any other valve you have ever seen. The valve stem is very long and has two O rings. It is made of bronze and will bend very easy. When it bends it becomes harder to operate. When I took my valve apart it had a lot of corrosion...

Air cleaner on the finder of 5 ton and under hood of 2.5 ton