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  1. G744

    Electrical system

    A special nut is made for joining two pieces of 'ready-rod' or 'all-thread' in 5/16NC or 3/8NC thread. Maybe use one of those, with the high current lugs on the first thread, and the others under a short cap screw.
    • G744
    • Post #24
    • Forum: M37
  2. G744

    Electrical system

    Not part of either the original hot water or gasoline heater. 12V civvy stuff.
    • G744
    • Post #18
    • Forum: M37
  3. G744

    Electrical system

    I was referring to the military 24V Signal Stat box. It had to be used with a proprietary control handle. I'm aware they still make a lot of good automotive items, jut not that one.
    • G744
    • Post #14
    • Forum: M37
  4. G744

    Electrical system

    That Signal Stat turn signal control box is the very early attempt at such. Really junk, Don't even try to use that logic. Too bad your rig is all 12V now. Sad.
    • G744
    • Post #11
    • Forum: M37
  5. G744

    Electrical system

    What a mess. I'd restore it to stock, the parts all go together with little hassle. G744 aka Dennis
    • G744
    • Post #3
    • Forum: M37
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