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Recent content by Bob H

  1. Bob H

    M887 truck info.

    Standard GI tow hooks mounted on the M880 series, bumper not notched, tow bar adapters were a separate option. The tow hook mount plates bent with use.
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    Front Fender hole plugs

    I thought they were rivets also, until I dug one out.
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    which battery caused the other to die?

    5 years isn't good life. I Still have the factory one in my 2013 Chevy. I'd put an old school charger on it.
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    Front Fender hole plugs

    Been missing a couple of those plastic plugs that fill in the emblem holes on the front fenders. Haven't had any luck finding replacements, so I had some made! Not exact reproductions, yet once stuck in there and painted, it'll be real hard to tell.
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    M887 weight distribution plate

    -10 operators manual
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    Best Mods to Get a CUCV to go 75mph?

    6.2 LS swap, they like RPM's I see alot of people trying to get speed out of these CUCV's, could be worse, My USAF Ambulance has 4.88 gears and weighs 7400 pounds with a 175hp gasser.
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    Driveshaft

    Factory injected plastic to retain the caps, replacements will have metal clips.
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    M1008 vehicle wheel corner weights

    Some race cars guys have scales. The data tag on the door shows location of center of gravity, with that info a little math will get you front & rear weights on the axles. Right front probably has more than left front as the batteries are on the right , fuel tank on left may balance that out a...
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    Dash wiring diagram for 76 m882

    Military specific wiring or the trucks wiring? All the 12v truck wiring is the same as a civilian Dodge W200
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    Canadian M880?

    I did find on the internet a 1975 Dodge W200 with a manual trans, that was olive drab and used by the Canadian Forces. No M series designation had the civi badges on it.
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    M886 Cab Interior

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    Canadian M880?

    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.
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    Canadian M880?

    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...
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    Update on M887

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