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Still having problems dating the M36 gasser. Saw a post that indicated a date code on the axle. Where might one look on a Rockwell to fin a date code? Thanks. Bob
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MVtrucker
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I had an early M-series and the date and VIN were stamped on the left and right outer frame rails behind the tire.
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The axle data tags are right on the housing in plain view. Check out the following pic. You can see the metal tag right in the center of the front axle.
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Practicing for a parade? Looks nice, hope you got the M756 decking under cover.
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As a matter of fact, I do. Just in the short time it was under the shelter, the sun made its presence known. I've got it all stacked in the van body waiting for me to prime it up. I'm going to try to do it next weekend.
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Kenny,
I presume you're talking about the first truck, not the second
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I presume you're talking about the first truck, not the second
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DR you have great eyes brother. The second truck doesn't even have a front differential ID plate. Heck, I can't even find the axle assy. (hehehe)