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Yes m880 covers are similar, as are the 1980s CUCV cargo covers, but not quite the same as this one.

I thought m880 had the turn buttons like the m1008. I didn’t notice anything.

I got this cargo cover at a show some years back. It was sold as cucv pickup, and while it’s similar there’s some differences. The tie down straps instead of the turn buttons seems to line up with the hardware on CUCV II series trucks. It’s 8ft long and about the right width for a gmt-400...

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Might be worth looking at the fuel shut off. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/how-to-remove-the-fuel-shutoff-rod-on-the-ip.143476/ This is a pretty common reason for not running after sitting a while.

I’m selling off some of my extra carbs for the continental r6602 engine. I have 5 zeniths left and a few holleys still. These were bought surplus in the 1990s and have been in storage since. Linkages and such may need to be straightened. The boxes that have a tag on them still are marked...

If I’m not mistaken the m103 generator trailer covers would have the wheel well cut out on the sides, not a flat edge.

Welcome to the site. Looks like a great starting point.

I should still have some zenith and holley carbs for the r6602.

Bump, still looking for parts listed in the OP.

I haven’t been over there in years but last I had heard there was nothing left for sale. I saw those but I’m hoping to find something a little closer if possible. I bought some stuff from them last year and should have gotten one then but I didn’t need it at the time.

Anyone near New England have an extra wheel for a m123 10 ton kicking around? Looking for one wheel for 14.00x24 size tire. No tire. I’ll be driving down to Atlanta next month too.

I have one just like it kicking around here, it had a 14.00x20 NDCC on it. As far as I know they were used on artillery and maybe as a non combat wheel alternative for the m41 5 ton which came with 14.00x20 tires singled out on the rears. Years ago I found some pictures online of an m543...

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The topmost pipe is larger than the rest of the rack. That one measures at 3.5" outside diameter. The rest of the pipe measures approximately 2.875" outside diameter. 2.5" and 3" SCH 40 pipe should match the outside diameters perfectly. I know it's not how your diagram is set up but I measured...

I can do that.

We ended up selling this trailer last year. I believe there's another of the same model stored outside in the trainyard at the National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis.

The m816 has good power steering from the factory so no issue there. Another way to add air brakes is swap out the axles for ones from an m939 series truck. They bolt right in, and if you don't mind spending some more money you could try to find a USMC truck with Detroit Lockers in the rears...

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