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Awesome!!!!!!

The only issues I have with the people in my small rural Kansas town are those stopping by wondering when I'm getting more and those wanting to borrow them. In fact, I just loaned out my dumping deuce today!

Go ahead and try cleaning them. This happened to a friends when we attempted to start it. We cleaned the pump out and it worked fine.

I ran into this issue when I bought new wheel cylinders for my M35 of ebay...should have known the price was too good!

Really Nice!

I believe there are 2 or 3 different possible part numbers for the internal filter kit (filter and O-Ring). You simply need to take the serial number off the transmission and call an Allison transmission parts dealer (I wasn't able to locate a cross to the filter kit - Fram, Wix, etc). As for...

Don't forget about the transmission internal filter. Oil and filter is around $225.00 - well worth the expense.

If the M818 is a loud and rough as the M52A2, I would go with the M915 series. I love driving my M52A2 to pull trailers short distances but when it come to the long haul, the 915A1 is the only way.

Go Pershing!

Great job...heading that direction myself.

I'm 4 for 4 so far...of coarse, all needed oil and filters.

I really like the idea of not having to display a tag. Of coarse, that is as long as it doesn't affect the $17.00 a year I pay for the tag - that is cheap by any standard.

73M819 is correct - I had a similiar issue 18+ years ago when I bought my 1953 Studebaker (gasser). Take the time and rebuild the carb - I was able to get the carb kit locally. As for adjusting, I don't remember ever seeing a detailed description on how to adjust these carbs. I will look...

I replaced them on my M915-A1 - they're 18" ANCO STK NO. 51-18.

Could you post a pix of the doubles connection? Thanks.

When I got an M871, the resistors in the front were missing. If I remember correctly, all the bulbs on this trailer are 12v.

Now I've seen it all[thumbzup]

Definately buying 2 lottery tickets tonight:jumpin:

I used the same setup...works great.

Nice job! I too would like to add ramps - pictures will sure help.[thumbzup]