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I have owned several Binders and I am finishing up getting my M-5H-6 on the road. these trucks played a very large roll in the pacific theater with the USMC. by far the hardest part to find for the M5 and M3 are the correct cargo and dump beds. 20,000 plus M5's used by the USA. Not as plentiful...

Thanks all got them at snake river NOS with pins

Hi normally I just read all the fine comments here. (Lurk). But something has come up that's got me stumped. I need bumper shackles for my M715 have looked in all the normal places. Anyone have set they would sell or know where I might find them?

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Hi Sean... I signed up a a couple of years ago but did'nt find much International or USMC truck stuff mostly newer M-stuff not to say that stuff is not cool but I am in my fifties and I like the earlier stuff from the forties and fifties. So I lurked from time to time but tired of that...

Hi Mike I have had 9 1 1/2 ton IHC M-3-4 both H and L wheelbase 4x4 trucks. A couple were ALF Co2 trucks, one I just parted another runner I sold to a firemen in NY. I have also had a couple Bean trucks one I just bought last week its a partially restored working 3 cylinder high pressure fog...

Their is an ALF or what was an ALF International M-3L-4 C02 truck on ebay. Item number: 140303515805 :smile:

Mike I have a couple WC's like yours there is no in tank filter. The fuel pickup has a screen over it that sits at the bottom of the tank were the water sits. This screen rots and disovles small slivers into the fuel. It is better to use Renu than to take a chance on getting hurt. I have done...

Take the tank to the local gas tank renu place they will open it up and torch the screen and repair any baffles that are roaming around clean the tank, coat it and give it back wiith a lifetime warranty. I dealt with fuel issues for years until I just took the tank to renu. Good luck Dave

A 3/4 ton built in 1942 would have the early halfton style axles with 8 3/4 ring gear versus later 9 5/8. They was a middle converted axle with the cover welded on that has a tag welded to the axle tube telling you how many gaskets to use. I like the later 9 5/8 axles although the earlier 1/2...

Any pointers on mounting the 11:00x16 XZL's on the combats? :D

I have seen alot of M37's running the WW2 dodge combats with the bolt on lock ring and the 11x16 michelins. Is there a reason these are poping up more often in use on the M37? I have an early M37 manual that has pictures of the M37 with these rims on it. Dave