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1951 M275 gasser front end. Before decals.

I like the m118 trailer look. Here's mine.

I haven't updated this in a long time because I'm just starting my M274A2 mule restoration project. Sence last posting was about convoy lighting I got that done and installed, and working. I wanted to tackle inside the cab to finish some nagging items on my list. My front windows where old...

NDT some drop through the cracks like my Gasser OA-331 M275 made in 1951.

My data plate says 36,000 towed but with the OA-331 gas engine but I won't take it over 15,000 (trailer and cargo).

Off a auction site.

And started to install the NOS convoy light kit on the truck. Wireing harness and switch will be installed tomorrow.

Also installed a bumper foot step.

Ok guys sorry for the delay on posting. Here we go.. Put the extra exhaust manifold that was sand blasted and painted with high temperature black paint,and new Gasket set on the truck and installed a brand new NOS never been on a truck Carburetor now the truck runs so nice now.

More work today. Stripped the old exhaust manifold,and carburetor off the truck. Then Started to install painted exhaust manifold back on truck.

More work this week on the truck. New gauges installed New low air pressure warning light installed. New warning buzzer installed. Took off exhaust manifold and sandblasted it to replace gasket that blew out. Also going to add a new carburetor Also painted in high temp black paint the...

Thanks I am still not done with the truck I got a ton of add ons im going to do .. like convoy lighting.. bumper foot step and so on..

Well I installed a new 28 volt 25 amp regulator and 4 rubber mount resilients today and that did the trick my volts are in high green so it looks like my charging system is ok for right now. Special thanks to Dr evilporkchop for selling this regulator to me.

Its unknown if any did but some might of fell through the cracks, but ya makes sence if the m275s got upgrades to A2.. why not M48s?

Hey same year as my 1951 reo M275 nice to see one still living...

The Model is the M48 truck tractor. You where talking about.

Everything Dr evilporkchop said is true I should know I have a M275

Changed 10-- 900-20 tires on my M275 and 5 on the M118A1 by my self its not hard just dirty, just inspect the rim and lock ring dont use if pieces are missing or heavily pited from rust..

Got it I will buy a new reg next week.

New generator installed but only got the volts into high yellow maybe batteries are shot??also installed new spark plug wires.