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RE: the parts from ODIron, the pto is a class 3 leak and then some. I won't risk blowing a transmission, the beast is already hard (read expensive) to fuel, and I don't think much of abusing equipment. I certainly hope everybody is OK at ODIron, but I NEED parts. RE: the muffler, it is an...

Back ODIron, I disputed the charge yesterday. Hated to do it but after 3+ weeks and two emails without ANY response ... This will give them 2 days to respond, if they do, cool, if not, time to move on, I need the parts. Been staying busy getting my WMO system set up, picking up my first load...

Thanks everybody. As to getting another, I mentioned to my wife that the general consensus on the forum is that you gotta have several. Man, was that a sharp look! I'll be a bit on doing that as there is lots to do on my first until I've got it where I want it. Leaks,mechanicals and corrosion...

Wish I could help, but no clue. don't fish much. but talk about some good eatin'...

It is a monster, but it will have to stay for awhile. I want to put the regular pipe on, but that will have to wait for some sound insulation which has to wait for some corrosion issues to be addressed which has to wait for some leak issues to be addressed and so on ad infinitum. Man, this is...

Thanks for that. I noticed the "pay accordingly" part. Guess I'll hang out a bit, see what happens.

Oh yeah, it is a 1967 JK M35A2 W/W with an LDT-465-1D. I've already ordered some PTO seals etc. from ODIron, what is up with those guys? Two weeks later I have no parts and no response to emails. I am almost ready to cancel the charge and go elsewhere.

Dave, no military background, just a working stiff, born and raised in SE Virginia, visited Suffolk, found a GOOD woman and settled, no probs at all with registration, it had already been registered in NC. The neighbors wont be a problem as we live in the country and they have "collections" of...

I was interested in an old diesel truck because I was intrigued by the thought of not being dependent on the usual sources for motor fuel. Well, whaddya know, the Army had already thought that whole thing out. Then I found out what all else came with that idea, and I had to have one. Wow...