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I appreciate it and will look into it.

I'm looking for a pintle hitch and from what I understand about flat towing the M37, don't you need to remove the rear drive shaft?

OK all- I believe in the 6 "P"s.... if you know you know.... I'm pretty sure in the future there will be a time I want to bring both the 5 ton and M37 on a trip and don't want to be limited by the top speed of the M37 on the interstate.... (Let's say I'm setting the 5 ton up as a campsite and...

First suggestion (as someone who has recovered MVs from the current state of yours): Long pants and a weedeater! Here was my M37 when I first saw her... On a serious note, clear all of the growth as much as you can before trying to move her... you have no idea what's under and inside...

I spent some time in Sandnessjoen(sp?) with work. Beautiful country and simply amazing!

I cannot agree with this statement any more!!!! Drove my deuce all over Louisiana and Texas, thought it wasn't too bad even though after 8 or nine hours I couldn't walk right.... Drive my 5 ton from the house to north of Marshall, Texas to camp (about 4 hours) and biggest problem was dealing...

Heh.. out of habit I almost nominated Bertha.... it only took 5 months... 😁😂🤣 Looking forward to this month's nominees!

I would like to thank all of the little people who made this possible... without you I would just be me... and I kind of suck..... 😁😂🤣 Seriously, thanks to all that voted for Big Bertha! Much respect to @TheQuaker you have abeautiful truck and the work you've put into her!!! 😳😳😳

Welcome to the site! This is a veritable clearinghouse of knowledge and there are some pretty sharp cookies here. I owned a 1969 M35A2 and it would pop out of gear. it wasn't long afterward I lost the top gear and had to replace the transmission. It's not a hard task, but as stated, in my...

Snow. In Louisiana. In 2021

Thanks for the input. I was well aware of the pressures involved and he only inflated for about a minute on each tire. It was his way of helping. I've seen the videos of the tires erupting and wouldn't put him in that position. Thanks again bud.

Thanks for the heads up!

Ok... I know all of those words were English... but I have no idea what you're talking about! 😂

And so it continues... I found a solid cab, fenders and bed and headlights to replace the ones I have that have a touch (or more) of cancer and will be picking them up when I get in from offshore. To prepare for swapping the bed out, I started removing the sides today. I know it's "easier" to...

You have done some AMAZING WORK!

Make sure your starting solenoid is retracting when you engage the starter. Pm sent.

Also during the process I found out that the original vacuum operated wipers had been swapped for electric at some point. Brilliant design on the hollow bolt/vacuum channel! Question for opinions: Better to have the vacuum operated wipers or electric?

The weather cooperated and I was able to get some things done. Removed the rearview mirrors, windshield, doors, rear fenders, troop seats and hood. In the process of getting under the dash to take off the windshield/vacuum tube for the wipers, I found the cowl vent has been bondoed over! 😳...

It's a hollow bolt. The little channel thing just slides in and out.