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What is the diameter of the bolt?

Hot rolled sheet or hot rolled pickled & oiled. I'll get some lasered out. Pm me your address. Guy

What size do you want? HRS for material good enough?

That must have been a pristine Bronco! Or the owner was the judges brother! lol Great work Buddy!

A1's have grease fittings.

I've used this as a reference. You can zoom in on the picture. http://www.pedros.cz/M151/M151A2_wiring.pdf Guy

The A2's did not have grease fittings. Install them and forget about it. I just replaced uppers and lowers on mine. Guy

I bought from a friend that lives locally. He bought it from Wheelspinner. Guessing it was put on a trailer to get here. Guy

First ride in 2022. Parked truck in early November and unhooked the batteries. It's in the 50's here today so felt like going for a ride. Truck started right up with no hesitation. Did about 30 miles, truck ran great.

I plan on going and will have M151 body panels. I think we also have M38 bumpers in stock that I'll also take. Guy

I'd make a few phone calls to local weld repair shops and ask if you can bring the truck to them to weld the nut or bolt or whatever on the bogus plug. That would be a lot less work than pulling the hub.

Agree. We make them per a customers requirements and it's "his" product.

We make the item. No worries. Guy

As stated in the original post, depending on your situation, this can be an option as a deterrent. On a 151, that little rivet can prevent your coil from getting fried when little Skippy turns your ignition on because his parents didn't teach him not to mess with other people's property...

What's expensive? The ignition lock for the 151?

I'm doing some PM work on my M151 A2 and have removed the power pack. After placing it in front of the Humvee I thought I'd share a picture. Looks tiny! For those that don't know, the Humvee replaced the 151 series 1/4 ton trucks. It must of been an extreme adjustment to the guys that went...

Amazing work Buddy! That looks great! Guy

You can't see it in the picture because the post is in the way but I also have a screw jack under the rear as well.

Found a picture. I used one long spacer.

Hard to tell from the picture but it looks like you used two spaces per lift point. If so, did you need to? If possible, I'd recommend using minimal spacers. If you double stack them, it's less stable. Also, I used the screw jacks front and back - just because... Guy