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That’s definitely the original m101a3 axle. The number is 19207-12362791 which shows up in the manual for m101a3s.

Just checked the ones set aside for my m59, same pin I believe. Not sure why the bag is marked chain for the one with the chain attached. I bought a pair on ebay and both are marked that way, unless I put them in those bags.

Delivery date is 1955.

I'll check tomorrow, I think it's around the mid 1950s.

Yep it’s a Fruehauf. 2 wheel cylinders per hub with just a single brake hose.

Thanks, my dad owns it. The boxes on it weren't too bad but I did weld in some new metal on one of them. The data plate is an NOS replacement marked m107a2, which I believe was the correct one for it. I'm pretty sure members have had repro plates made for these as originals can be tough to...

The boxes are welded just like you say yours is, at least on m107s I’ve seen. The plumbing on this one was redone with non original parts, some from the later m149 series water trailers.

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I guess my kit’s actually setup for a heater. I thought the pump itself was the same but someone else would have to confirm as I don’t have one in the yard anymore.

I have an NOS kit set aside for eventually dual tanks on my m62. I’ll check it out and see what’s on it for numbers.

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They don’t turn on with the headlights unless you do a wiring mod. Do they turn on with the lower left lever on the light switch set to “Park”?

I never did scan the instruction manual, if I can locate a document scanner to use then I will. I’ve never seen anyone else mention having that book but I’m sure there are some other copies out there. A surplus dealer friend was sent the manual and a few copies of that ad in the 1980s by a...

It holds a leg for the gun ring.

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I got these adapters some years back in a lot of medium tow bars. I know they’re BII for one of the FMTV wreckers but can anyone tell me what they’re specifically used for? Just trying to see if they’re of any use with an older wrecker before I sell them. I’m guessing they’re specific to the...

Looks like it may be an m62 5 ton.

The bellhousing plug is supposed to be out unless you’re fording. It’s stored off to the side as you can see there.

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