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With that said, doors are largely overrated.

They are 3/8 bolts. Once you tighten that plate down, you might try welding a 5/16 washer on top of the broken bolt then weld a nut to that. The heat cycle should help free it up.

Thanks Wes and Jon. That item on ebay was what I found. I feel like an idiot for not looking in the 809 or 939 parts TMs. I have the 809 TMs right here and low and behold, part numbers. Now I need to track down a couple of those chains (or just make them). Great work to both of you!

Greetings folks and fellow tipper owners. My M51A2 is missing part number 4 in the pic below. Does anyone have a picture of what this pin looks like? Does it have some type of retainer or chain? This pin retains the top of the tailgate for spreading and dumping operations! Thanks in...

Looks mighty interesting.

Here is some great info on the pioneer tools. In another thread a member said he had 2000 shovels. I offered to help him drop the number to 1998 but he never responded that I know of. Don't recall his name.

Did you get in there and loosen those while doing the head orings?

It would be interesting to see how they were instructed to spin the reason.

Great looking truck and kudos for using tire chocks. I think the only thing you lose by going to the civilian unit is submersibility.

I'll have to get back with you on that. The truck is at my church and I'm out of town 4 days a week for school.

I did go through the -34P. I usually use that one first. Now bear with me here, I have most of these in paper but I used the search function of the PDF to help me narrow down my searches. Relay was the term I used in both TMs to find the info I was seeking. Using that search parameter in...

I suppose my fingers got outpaced by my mind. Sad thing is, I know these TM numbers by heart, just blew this one. I reckon I should have cited which TM, section and page my info was found on. Yes, my UOC is AB. For those just joining in, UOC A is for all trucks. AA is for 6602 gassers...

6 years later and I'm pretty sure I figured this out. The following copied out of TM 9-232-211-20P. 5945-636-8778 RELAY ASSEMBLY: STARTER CONTROL, ON LEFT FIREWALL, ENGINE SIDE UOC AB,AC EA 1 HARNESS ASSEMBLY: STARTER COTNROL RELAY TO STARTER SOLENOID AB,AC EA 1 11608935-1 I can't...

Ressurecting a thread here. Mark, did you ever resolve this issue? I have an unknown box on the firewall of my dump that might just be this item. I have a new harness so I'm trying to figure this out in advance.

I thought that tractor had a top?

I'll have to look into it next Friday to see exactly what it is.

I guess I'll need to remove it to see what it is. In this view you can see the flasher above that unknown device.

So, I have this 1967 M51A2. I'm going to replace the wiring harness on the truck but I found an unknown item on the firewall. It's a box right on the firewall. It has a decent size cannon plug going into it. Check out this pic.

Well, if any of my friends out there have 1 or 2 1100 NDTs on 5 ton rims quasi cheap, I'd be interested.

Those boxes are out there in the surplus world. Usually labelled as tool boxes.