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Pictures taken in Graf march 2012 Truck was a multifueler with old style front crossmember. The stripped engine block was still in the truck. Different style dogbones are visible in the pictures. Next time i am in graf, i will take measurements if i get a chance.

Hi Emmett, The rear mounted ladder could be included in one lenght measurement, and only the ladder brackets in the other. I don´t have a shop van truck, so i can´t check. The difference in ground clearance could be due to different dogbones, early trucks had thinner ones that were round section...

Pages from TM 9-2320-209-20, april 1965, with changes 1 thru 6. printed 1976 Picture 1, para.5. description subpara. a. general : See how each truck model consists of a special body mounted on one of the 8 basic chassis models, and that the chassis used for each truck model is indicated with...

Emmett, was assuming you knew what the M44 series is, and that all "reo" design deuces are part of it. I also gave you TM number and year, chapter, page, paragraph sub paragraph, and i copied the info letter by letter from the TM, to let you decide what your truck is, based on it. based on your...

According to all manuals, the difference between M109A2 and A3 is the engine used (427 vs.465). Many other changes took place only after the start of the A3 series, so you will find many of the features of the M109A2 on early A3´s, like horizontal exhaust (but with different pipes and with the...

From TM 9-8022

Found this in TM 9-8022 dated december 1954 in chapter 5 "differences between models" on page 52: " j. Shop Van Truck M109."..."Five windows, equipped with blackout panels and side sash screens, are installed in each side of body." There is no mention of the van body with 3 windows on each side...

Another mistake: 60ampere alternator, not generator.

What is that smiley doing there. it should be fig.428.

Here is the first one: From TM 9-2320-209-20 dated 7 april 1965 on page 20: "The M109, M109A1, M109C, and M109D are gasoline engine models with minor differences. The M109A2 is the same as the M109, except that it has a multifuel engine." And: " Instrument repair shop vans M185, M185A1, and...

Emmett, i will have to dig out some TM´s for you, that is where i got all that from, but it could also have been figured out by comparing trucks and reading the data plates in them, and on the engines and components. You are absolutely right on the hearsay. Many people on here just spread...

OK, here is some information for you: The M109A2 has the same engine as the M35A1 (LDS 427-2) and the same exhaust that exits between the rear wheels. All have the sprag transfer. The M109A3 has the same engines as the M35A2: LD 465-1, LD 465-1C, or LDT 465-1C. Exhaust is either horizontal...