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My first multifuel?

foxtrot

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Filters required for an LDS-465-1A Multifuel engine start.
Anything else for this first order?

M35-383 | M35-383 retake (2).JPG
Qu; I Primary fuel


M35-380 | M35-380  Secondary Fuel Filter for Multi-Fuel Powered Trucks (1).jpeg
Qu: II Secondary fuel filter


M35-385 | M35-385  Multi-Fuel Engine Oil Filter Element (1).jpg
Qu: II oil filter
 
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INFChief

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Definitely was a wrecker, only wreckers had the Mico brake lock and the rear facing transfer PTO. Also the level wind on the winch is a wrecker thing.
When I saw the front winch that’s exactly what I thought. Could very well be a M543.
 

foxtrot

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A little confused.
Can you help me date the year of manufacture?
Is the manufacture from Kaiser-Jeep or AM General?
Is it the M39 series?

I'm going to pick up my truck tomorrow.
I will probably have the serial number.
 
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NDT

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A little confused.
Can you help me date the year of manufacture?
Is the manufacture from Kaiser-Jeep or AM General?
Is it the M39 series?

I'm going to pick up my truck tomorrow.
I will probably have the serial number.
Manufacturer is Kaiser Jeep. M39A2 series. Could be 1965 to 1968.
You need two oil filters.
Can you start a thread on your M724 please?
 

foxtrot

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My friends are preparing their gear for pickup.
We pulled it up and then lifted it slightly from the rear and pushed it onto the trailer.
Everything was very easy.
It is now at home, I languish tomorrow.
PS: I did a first high pressure cleaning of the truck on the trailer.







 

Mullaney

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My friends are preparing their gear for pickup.
We pulled it up and then lifted it slightly from the rear and pushed it onto the trailer.
Everything was very easy.
It is now at home, I languish tomorrow.
PS: I did a first high pressure cleaning of the truck on the trailer.







.
Amazing how knocking off the dust improves the look...
 

dmetalmiki

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Gawsh!..That truck looks really good now it's out of 'der muck and on that trailer.
pee, ess, That primary filter should not fit the wrecker/five ton. It is for a 2 1/2 ton/Deuce style.
Your wrecker style has a 'twiddley' thing 'scraper' filter on the drivers side under the fender looking to the back right.,
Looks a fantastic project..So, Progress with pictures please.(y)
 
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