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Looking for a good X200-3 cross driver transmission. Similar to the X200-4 and 4a that is used in late M113A2 and M113A3 APCS. Let me know what you have or if you know of one..Would look very similar to the ones shown below.
Looking for the following manuals, hard or soft (electronic/pdf) would be fine.
TM 9-2530-201-35
TRACK AND SUSPENSION
TM 9-2520-225-35
ELEVATION & TRAVERSE SYSTEM
TM 9-2520-225-35P
ELEVATION & TRAVERSE SYSTEM
TM 9-1290-269-50
T219 SCOPE MOUNT
TM 9-1240-243-34
T186 TELESCOPE
TM...
it's a bad design in my opinion, the fuel cap sits below were the water level would be and the vent allows water to enter. I dump some rubbing alcohol in mine from time to time to absorb the water, I have a water seperator in the fule line as well. It's in place of the standard military fuel...
does anyone have information on a M37 Seal I have 5330-141-2461, I believe it's for the transfer case.
Also these parts were with the seals above, but not sure what they go to....
Universal Joint Kit 2520-737-2674
Seal 5330-737-5410
Seal 5330-291-7947
Seal 5330-286-7058
Thanks
Jason
It's an original M416B1 (serial number 5XX) with a delivery date of 9-65. Might leave these tires on as I sorta like them. Need to fix a few oil leaks first.
Would be happy to, as stated previously, I'm going to pick up tomorrow.
Regarding the regulator, will more than likely swap it out for the correct mechanical one. I have a pile of nice ones from years of collecting crap. The hose from the intake to the air cleaner looks like a radiator...
Just picked bought this beauty, going to pick her up tomorrow. Runs and drives, only thing it really needs are the following:
1) Correct Seat Cushions and Covers
2) Tool box to replace the 50 cal ammo can that replaced the tool box behind the driver's seat.
3) Correct top bows, currently has...
I have an XM800T with a 6V53T engine that has been sitting since the late 1970s and more than likely has not been started since then. I have not pulled the engine out of the vehicle yet, but plan to sometime in the next few weeks. The engine has about 310 hours on it (according to the meter on...
I'm going to be passing through the area and if I was not bringing home a light tank on my trailer, I would of haul the V100 up for the parade. Maybe next year.
This is #1 of 2 new projects. The vehicle pictured below is the actual one I'm going to restore. Serial number 6 of 6 or 7 built. The pictures are from when it was being tested at Aberdeen (spelling?) in the late 1960s early 1970s. Hope to have the the Ga Rally in a few years.
Jason