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I started used this in my Deuce and M37. Been working well. It is a GL-4, It is a Sta-Lube CRC 24239 Multi-Purpose Gear Oil 85W90 SAE

Just use your hand to unscrew. I have not seen that brake light on a M936 before.

LOL, Great minds think alike, I was in electronics also.

I use a 55gal. drum filled with water and installed some water heater elements in it. I can go up to 16kw of load in 3ph

I am thinking the bolts will help. I think I use 3" bolts

Did you use a clutch alignment tool? Also may help to cut the heads off some long bolts and use them to help align the transmission.

I may have some caps to fit your compressor if you want them. PM your address and I will send them over to you.

That would be cool to have some hydraulic tools!

The wrecker has a lot of BII listed in the TM, my M936 came with a lot of it and I have added a lot in the past years of having it.

Took some pics of my M936 toolboxes 24"x44". Sorry the pics are dark, wrecker was in the barn. So if your tool boxes are only 20" I think the bigger spare should fit. I think you have an A1 or A2 bed.

I looked into putting 14.00x20 on my wrecker and looked into the spare. What I found on the A1 and A2 wreckers with 14.00's they made the tool boxes smaller, That is how they got them to fit. I could not find the photo's on the A1's tool boxes I had.

Be sure to order new gasket when you go to put it back together. The pipe in the post will fit all the M939 trucks.

I think there is some grease fittings under the drivers seat, I think. Yes I have to move my lever to the back to engage the PTO, also need to have the transfer case in Neutral and may have to move the transfer case lever up and down a little. Also I have found you may need to let the truck...

Sure, more then welcome.

When I do a display at a show or an event I use a clam shell safety thing I made that I put over the bloom HD cylinder so it will not come dwon it someone pushes the controls.

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I do not, maybe find someone that has one that you can copy and make one.

Sorry they are all gone.

Welcome!

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