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I suppose it is like fuel additives, everyone has their own plan. That knuckle runs all the time if you do not have locking hubs. Whenever we went and played in really fine sand or deep enough water, we came home and cleaned out the steering knuckles. Our trucks were the 1957 to 1959 Napco...

I went back and looked at the photos of the other side and realized you have both shafts there. Sorry.... I still bet you are in good shape. They sure have an interesting drive joint in that steering knuckle. I had not seen one before, thanks for the photos. Glen

That axle actually looks like a big mess, but the grease is pretty good. What you have there is somebody pumped the steering knuckle full of grease to protect and lube that joint. I used to do it too when the felt seal on the steering knuckles was in need of replacement and I could not find the...

My connection is very slow tonight for some reason, but your photos look good, even if I did not get them all opened. Again, I have not been into an M37 front axle, but I would imagine they are similar. There should be a bearing and seal in the end of the axle tube. When you pull the axle, it...

I never had the front end of a M37 apart, but that set of three flathead screws centers the drum on the hub on a M715. The drum should slide over the hub. The big nut inside retains the bearings and I have purchased several of those sockets at Auto Zone over the years. That brake drum looks a...

M-Thrax in several flavors....

I keep telling myself I do not need a M-37, over and over.... I fear I will have to buy one... it seems to be destiny. I always liked them and seeing one restored or being restored once in a while surely does not help my cause any. :-) Looks like fun to me! Glen