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I agree. I don't chime in much on posts here at SS, but I do try to look at what folks are talking about at least every other day if I can. I will add from experience or from what I have seen. I was told by my father at a very young age that once you think you are an expert at something you will...

Getting the hands dirty has been my life. But understanding how things work and why to me makes me more than just an average mechanic or grease monkey. This is some of what I have been looking at: PS Magazine 393 Pages 42, 43: And Floridianson this I believe is your addition about the cork...

That LO you are referring to is 22 years old. The military was only concerned with mission ready not longevity thinking. They had a big supply, support and maintenance command to fix the broke things usually looking like it did not cost much to the trucks operator point of view also. Now don't...

Ok guys, l have been doing a lot of research on the Rockwell axles on these trucks and yes the correct full level from the US Army "HeadShead" as it was called is 1/2" below the fill plug on level ground. Above that and the oil can go past the seal on the end of the axle and will mix and "wash...