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Completely normal. When I say " freewheel ", I mean it spins along with the engine due to friction and not the same speed as the engine as if it was engaged. If you have ever seen a 939 series 5 ton engine running with the hood up, the fan normally does not turn at all unless it's engaged.

Correct. Fan should freewheel anytime it's running.

Yes.

I actually pulled mine today with the front 4 lines removed at the pump and the rear 4 still attached. What a royal PIA snaking those lines out!

Tilt the cab, look on the left inside, underneath above the steering box; 3 check valves there.

When pulling the injection pump, is there a special wrench/tool for removing the lower fuel lines with the pump in place? Or do you have to remove the pump with the lines still attached? 6.5 engine.

Use whatever your budget will let you. I've used Stewart Warner, Autometer, Bosch, Sun, etc with good results. Any 2" gauge will fit.

Go with a mechanical gauge both oil pressure and water temp.

Approximately 2" radius.

1) 2" x .375" on the flat stock 2) 2" square tubing .250" thickness

If you are referring to the park brake by the seat, it has a cable going underneath to the mechanical brake. The air switch under the handle works the air park brakes. There are no electrics involved, as Wes said.

Changed out my glowplugs. It was easier than I expected and took about an hour.

I installed an aftermarket Grant brand steering wheel in mine. I drilled 2 holes for roll pins in the adapter and it works great.

7 3/4" from the back bent corner.

I'll measure mine when I get off of work today and post it.

Just curious, what does that arm and linkage do just to the right of the arrow on the bottom of the fuel pump? Mine has a noticeable catch in it from the eccentric cam and it has heavy accelerator springs to overcome it.

I removed those bolts through the C pillar splice and replaced them with carriage bolts. The heads of the regular hex head bolts will tear the seal. You should remove the turret cover and seal it as mine had nothing under it.l

I used a hockey puck.

I filled my empty holes with 1/2" and 3/8" bolts. The X door hinges lined up with existing holes; some were threaded and some needed nuts.