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That is a version of the article I posted about. His alleged Canadian Forces trucks were built on the heavier built and more costly Power Wagon W200, LOL . That statement clearly indicates the author does not know what an M880 is.

Most of us have seen the old MV magazine article that claimed the Canadian Military used " heavier Dodge Power Wagons with manual transmissions" Not sure how that makes any sense unless he was referring to a W300 instead of the W200 Power Wagon M880 Sure would like to see some actual evidence...

The 76 core support doesn't have the clearance for the 77 turn signals, but can be cut to clear them.

front winch pto drive shaft for M816 needed! Did not notice it was AWOL when he got the truck!

So far unable to turn the adjusting screw either way, 1/4 turn is all I can move it ( at least while installed on the truck.

been searching the TM's, only found a replacement procedure so far....

Steering box M809 series Have an M816 with a 1/2 turn of play in the steering box. looking for a replacement or info on adjusting the slop out of one. 11664535

Thanks for all the advise! It's home! Going to have to learn how to adjust the steering box or rebuild or replace Boom cable needs to be replaced or shortened?

New to the M809 series Going to pickup an XM816 that has been on public display for a couple years, it was driven to it's current location & batteries removed. Have had several multi-fuel deuces & a couple CUCV's. No experience with the NHC250 Cummins. Thinking of trying with just two...

Vents, couldn't find a picture of them anywhere. they are rounded top from front to rear, with 4 or 5 slots running side to side.

Here's a shot from the back of my 1st M886 https://www.steelsoldiers.com/attachments/im001371c-jpg.291457/

not the greatest pics, taken from passenger side of my spare parts truck. sliding door is open. missing handle for spotlight,

I run Dot3 in all mine, flushed out all the old & replaced with Dot3. Did you find the vin tag on the drivers door?

None of my M880 series trucks have a plate on the exhaust manifolds

Vin listed starts out as a 1979 D200. The weight indicates 2wd. Actual M880's were 1976 & 1977 model years only. All were military rated as a 1-1/4 ton. (although just a 3/4 ton) When M880's were built in Warren, MI, they came with data tags made by Chrysler . My 1978 Air Force contract Dodge...

6th digit of vin is the model year 7

Looking for what spacers people have used for humvee wheels on the CUCV, have compared where the tire sits on std pickup wheels & not having the tires rub. The thinnest spacer I have found for the 8 lugs is 1.5". So that is likely what I'll use instead of the 2" spacers that I have.

Thanks for the opportunity!

I've had M880's for 20 years, several of them. Have not had an issue with a booster yet. This post is good info if it does happen to me. While I have several parts trucks to pick from, I tend to prefer new over 46 year old brake parts.

What size spacers are you running? I thought 2" was needed, but after test fitting one on another truck, I started measuring. I have 37" Goodyear's on 6-3/4 wide rims on my M1028, to have the outside sidewall in the same place I would only need a 1" spacer? I'm going to test fit one to see what...