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  1. CMPPhil

    What have you done to your 5 ton this week?

    Hi Times have changed, 20 years ago my son used to drive my military CMPs to high school, on occasion, the only thing that happened was the trucks ended up in the year book. Cheers Phil
  2. CMPPhil

    MEP-802 Govenor/Frequency Adjustment Problem

    Hi Another use for hair driers, slower than heat gun, but less likely to scorch the paint. Hot water 160F also works well removing gummy back stickers. Years ago ran an employment program for youth, one of our businesses was preparing new and used cars for dealers, we would run a special...
  3. CMPPhil

    Radio Nerds

    Hi This link will get you back to the Army Motors page through the cover so you can spot what you have read. Top left home link on that page will get back to their home page. http://radionerds.com/index.php/Army_Motors_by_Cover Cheers Phil
  4. CMPPhil

    New Wheel Cylinder Issues

    Hi Agree with Duuane, have the cylinders sleeved, this is the route I've taken with all three of my CMPs, first of the trucks got this treatment 30+ years ago and the newest is 12 years ago. Since the none (repeat none) of the trucks have needed to have a wheel or master cylinder replaced...
  5. CMPPhil

    Steel Soldiers MV of the month 2017 - September VOTE HERE!

    Congratulations, that's two fine vehicles in a row from New England and both attended the Weare Rally this summer. Congratulations to all the fine vehicles in this month voting. Cheers Phil
  6. CMPPhil

    M37 build your own harness

    Hi Lenny Do you have anything to work from? I've made several harnesses for my MVS using the old harness, take a look at how I did it on my Web site http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/CMP%20Wiring%20Information.htm may give some hints. Also have you considered buying a freshly made one...
  7. CMPPhil

    House Voltage... Does it really matter?

    Hi Thanks for sharing the link and the info it leads to. Will post the traces from my M5 generator, Honda and utility this weekend. To keep the threads focus will post scope traces to the other thread. Thanks again your traces confirmed what I was seeing. Cheers Phil
  8. CMPPhil

    House Voltage... Does it really matter?

    Hi All Has anybody taken a look at their power on a scope to look at the shape of the wave as well how clean the power is? I've recently been looking at the power from the power from the utility as well as my Honda 3500 and my M5 military generator. Will post some pictures soon of the scope...
  9. CMPPhil

    Is This One of Us? This Is Incredible to See

    Freeze Drying Wet Stuff Hi Your question about drying out soft stuff like seats, books is by no means stupid. Actually it right on point for people who have been flooded out. Important books photos, documents, furniture, art, truck seats can be dried out. First step quickly freeze the...
  10. CMPPhil

    803a hours

    Hi Question do you need to roll the unit on to soft ground, gravel, etc. or will it be on hard surface like concrete at all times? The wheel unit you show would work better on soft ground but I think will still take a flat spot if the generator stands in one position for any length of time...
  11. CMPPhil

    How do you search within your own list of "subscribed threads"?

    Hi Hit the advance search button, under the search frame, it give you the option of selecting who posts to search. Cheers Phil
  12. CMPPhil

    803a hours

    I've had poor luck with those furniture movers, the plastic wheels are not ment for constant load they develop flat spots both on the wheels, and the axle. If you want to leave the load on the platform go with solid metal wheels. My experience was with storing engines under 500lbs. When...
  13. CMPPhil

    Steel Soldiers MV of the month 2017 - September VOTE HERE!

    Fine group of trucks this month. Cheers Phil
  14. CMPPhil

    Tires

    Hi What the normal nondirectional feel like sort of depends on how old they are. My experience with 900x16 is that they can get hard with age, the seem to last good but they have almost not traction on pavement stand on the brakes and they will lock up on wet road if you push at all it is like...
  15. CMPPhil

    Anybody in Killington VT area willing to help with a wedding on September 23rd

    Hi Again Just heard this morning from the couple very appreciative of us trying to find someone to help. Must be somebody in the Killington Vt area with a nice photogenic Duce that could help. Cheers Phil
  16. CMPPhil

    Anybody in Killington VT area willing to help with a wedding on September 23rd

    Wedding help in Killington VT Sept 23rd Hi Just got a last minute request from a couple both active Vermont Army National Guard who are getting married at lodge in Killington, VT on Saturday the 23rd of September. They are looking for HUVEE or other military vehicle for the ceremony, had...
  17. CMPPhil

    B-17 Flying Fortress

    Hi Great photos and experiance. Particularly like the engine photo, last time I saw props bent like that it was back in the early 60s and my dad took me down to see an A1 Sky Raider that some weekend warrior had landed at Anacostia Naval Air Station in Washington, DC. Apparently he had...
  18. CMPPhil

    What weight Oil for Engine and Diffs?

    Hi To the question of Detergent or Non-Detergent Oil in WWII vintage engines. Many of them have oil filters and used from the start Non-Detergent. If you know that the engine has had Non-Detergent all along Do Not change to Detergent as it will likely start washing all the deposits out of the...
  19. CMPPhil

    Interesting towing setup

    NO NO the picture has it all wrong that's an experimental electric HMMWV the generator trailer is supplied the power, and they are pushing their support truck that has broken down. Makes more sense than what actually going on right. Cheers Phil
  20. CMPPhil

    M125 winch stuck shear pin

    One trick I've seen for knowing if a sheer pin is partially sheered is to scribe a line on both parts when the pin is installed. That way a quick looks will tell you if play is developing or if the pin is part or completely sheered. Of course I only remember this after the pin as sheered...
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