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Any updates? Did you get to try them out? Well, you'll be ready for the spring rausch creek rally if you haven't.

Have you thought about taken air lines off to the different components and seen if air is present. While u have them off, you can add a couple drops of air tool oil to the valves, etc..... This soldiers sat a lot of times and things get stuck or dry up.

155mm. If they redid the movie Duel. Your truck would be a great updated version of the old truck in the movie.

How about one for 2.5 ton hub? Less hole to cut out

Welcome aboard. You put in wrong forum. But I would pm 98g, he is in Az also.

when the cummins tech came to our shop to train us so we could get warranty on our rebuilds. He showed and told us to put the housing on the block. Bolts finger tight where housing could to shifted around just alittle then press the seal in. If a seal with quick sleeve center the seal on the...

make sure you leave the rear seal housing a little loose when installing the seal in the housing. If the housing is tight to block you can crack the seal housing when pressing in the seal. Plus it lets the seal self center on the crank.I use a little bead of high temp rtv between housing and...

if you don't have already. Pick up a non-contact infrared thermometer with laser targeting from harbor freight,etc.... You can stop and check temps on things( geared hubs,etc...) just my 2 cents. Take extra filters,etc....

Good to see gimpy still upright. Lol

I would check the fuel tank,in tank pick up pump. Make sure plate on bottom not loose and pickup hose is intact and not collapse. From there line to filters than to pump and return line back to tank

Elite there is a place in Essex md. That should have a hood for you. If you go under auto parts on cr@igslists list. Put in m35a3 or m35a2 in search box. It should come up. If not pm me Ill give you there number.

I got to hear story. I hope the speader hopper was full.:popcorn:

If it like the ones in the buses I work on. It is located in the back of the head. Should hold about 5 to 10 psi. Looks like banjo bolt. Hope that helps

There is a m923a2 at the carlisle truck show that had them on it. Still has ctis hooked up. So should work on ok. If you want pm I'll give you # for them. He has it for sell. So should be ok with answering question about truck.

There are michilen xzl 11x20 or goodyear g133 i think that right. Also firestone t something.

Now to get her road worthy again. As for rain it was fun going home that night. We didn't leave until 10:30. Couldn't see sh#t half the time. Let me know If you find anything left from your duece.

I want to say Thanks to Jakelc15 for helping me move my duece on Saturday. Only after a few emails back and forth and a phone call after I bought the truck. Jake, not knowing me from Adam helped tow bar the truck to it temporary home in the rain. Plus took time from his and his wife alone time...

Looks good. I don't see a grease fitting thou. Are they non greasable? I would figure the would be greasable for maintence.

Are you going to have it done for John's gathering? Can't forget updated pics

Make sure you are hooking governor lines up right. If you are just following where they were when in the service maybe wrong. Is this a new truck to you from gl or private seller? A good way to check governor if you have a air compressor is regulate air to 125 come out of line on compressor...