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Fuse is on +24 volt side. It’s possible your tank has 1” of spooge in the bottom, did you check for that? You should be able to hear the pump run, if not, it’s not getting electricity.

McMaster Carr is my go-to for O-rings. Any Buna-N rubber o ring should be OK I would think.

Husky MRAP looks like.

If all the plugs match up I would try that before cutting wires. The module connector looks identical.

Valve stem must be rusted in place. Disassemble/soak/clean etc

That kit is to convert 1960's vehicles to the 1970's "module" system which is stock on the M880. Not sure what you are trying to do.

There are lefts and rights!

The TM for the AN/UYK-128 calls out the “W” number for that cable and as I am sure you are aware, this stuff shows up regularly on ebay, set up a notification for the cable nomenclature

That dummy connector is where the interconnect cable between the CPU and the transceiver is parked when the transceiver is removed for safekeeping.

I would make sure that the shift lever positions are in sync with the internal transmission detents.

Welcome, Use search term "shelter mobilizer", what you have is not intended to be used with 20 or 40 foot ocean containers.

This is all I can think of.

Never saw a dump camper before.

No.

Winch is definitely not the primary reason. Same purpose as M151 M715 etc, you move the rear tie down shackles to the wheel end to provide a tie down point on rail cars, airdrop pallets, C130/C17 etc. That “winch” idea comes from a WWII era FM.

Is this “winch” function discussed in the -10?

Is the three lever switch still in use? It has a circuit breaker inside which is sized for 24 volt lighting loads.

I have a 150A made by Reliance Controls and appreciate how simple it is. 200A: reliancecontrols.com/products/reliance-controls-twb-series-manual-transfer-panel-4-8-circuits-metal-outdoor-twb2003dr

Isn’t it 1/4 npt?

Amp rating of her service?