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Thanks for the post. My M816 has been getting progressively harder to start. I'll look at the pump seals!👍 I got it two years ago and got it running after it had sat for three years (Previous Owner had passed away). It ran like a champ for the first year and, this winter, it became harder and...

100 feet.😉 I had to replace mine recently. Buy 110 feet so you have a bit extra for clamps and fiddly fu*ks.

Canada fitted the Jakes and added a small kick up to the hood. I love the safety that the Jake's add to my M813!🍁

240 to 30 ohm.

What is the stock filter number?

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Where did you find your pulleys?

On the topic of wreckers, would anyone have a pair of boom shipper jacks/braces? These are the short ones used to stabilise the boom while travelling. The same ones were used on the M62, M543, M816 and M936. I have an M543 gasser from 1955.😁

Would you consider putting the Ross TM up on the TM forum?😊

This list from olive Drab is essential to This list from the Olive Drab website is invaluable when tracing M series 24v circuits: https://olive-drab.com/od_mseries_circuits.php

What's the TM number for the Leece Neville? I have both 3002AD and 3002AE models to overhaul. Cheers! Mike

Big Mike has gone beyond great customer service in getting my order sorted out for me. Good advice and clise communications have made dealing with him a real pleasure. Cheers! Mike (Canadian Gunner).

I was hoping for a simple stuck check valve! Oh well I'll pull the darn thing tomorrow and overhaul it. Thanks!

Hi Guys: I have very early M41 (1954) with an air compressor that doesn't appear in any of the manuals. It draws air through the air cleaner and doesn't have an unloading valve cover on top... just the four bolts for the head gasket and one big (1 1/4 inch) bolt head in the middle of the top...

Broken down on I81 near Carlisle PA with a cracked head on fuel injector pump on '72 multifueler. Anyone out there nearby with parts or lead on parts? I'm desperate, trying to get truck up to Ottawa for weekend. Mike

1400X20 Tires for M41 Hi Indy: I hope your feeling better. I've been 'offline' for a bit myself between knee surgery and looking after my Dad who needed some radiation treatment. No rush, as I won't be passing through your area until June, but please do keep me in mind for those 1400X20...

1400X20 tires Thanks Indy! Sorry to here you're caught in the vicious spiral of kid's flu becomes mum and dad's flu becomes.... Cheers! Mike

Hi Indy4X4fab: Did you get a chance to look up those tires (14.00X20) and come up with a price on the new and the used? Any chance of some photos and brand names? Cheers! Mike

1400X20 NDCC tires Hi indy4X4fab: I'm interested in the tires. I have a US shipping address in upper New York state (Zip code 13669). How much are you asking for the new ones and for the used ones, and, could you include a couple of photos? What brands are they? An estimate of the...

M41 bed Hi Drgreg (like your atavar by the way!): The M41 bed is similar to the M135 and is indeed more aimed at troop and artillery ammo carrying. The ready rounds were carried on the floor with the detachment (artillery in the Commonwealth have "detachments" not "crews") sitting on the...