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Listings won't be set in stone; everything can be changed/updated, anytime. All this is already complex enough, so let's keep it as simple and compact as possible. Some TMs will even be listed twice - typically for generator-trailers/trailer-mounted generators. Each TM will appear in a...

Maybe I wasn't clear enough: YES, of course; each line starts with the correct military TM number, then VOL X of X, then Part X of X (if applicable), then the date published, then the description (MAINTENANCE or PARTS, etc.), then- if it was superseded- by which TM. I'm all for educating!!:idea:

Yes sir, this will be done soon, hopefully in the coming weeks; free-time allowing... and I'd appreciate your- and everyone's suggestions and help, of course! This is the plan: For now we will not create any new sub-forums. All it needs (in each of the forums) is just one thread per vehicle...

So why are there no pics posted, yet...?:-( Don't forget us commoners who for some reason couldn't attend. We are all there... in spirits! :73m819::beer:

I will come up with both measurements, later today. Edit to add: pics with requested info....

I did it for you... And before posting again please take a minute to read our Forum Rules.

2-5/16"

Just a reminder to all: (..... or this thread will be closed, too.)

16 TPI / Ø 2-7/16" is correct. And yes, a thread file might help, eventually... But no file or die will ever restore any flattened, missing, ripped-out thread sections! SAFETY FIRST! Be very careful (and self-demanding) there when re-installing the spindle nuts. They must both screw-on...

Have you checked the date codes, already?

I believe the MPT80 would be better suited for your needs. Personally, I've had excellent results with that tire, although mine are 14.5s

No, that particular one is only rated 1/4 ton; good enough to lift the spare of the M939 5-ton trucks, for example.

Which brass bolt? Both shoes are identical and both have an upper and lower end. So, not symmetrical. Brass spacer with spring, where...?:???: Make sure you have the hold down pin correctly assembled:

Before anything else - read this post... Your issue might be as simple as a MC-pushrod adjusted too long!? (thanks to ecbarnum for his very detailed explanation)

Please remember this is not the place to post any want-to-buy/sell/trade info.

You may get 6k for it, or even more... depending on how much someone else wants it. Although, I don't think anyone would consider an M1009 a collectible item... Now, if you want to sell it then please post a for-sale ad in the classifieds. Advertising/selling in the open forums is not allowed.

I would try USF, here... even if it is only a short distance. (See this thread, for reference.)

Check out this thread...

I think they are just press-fitted, not screwed-in. I have never had one come loose; not even after slightly bending them (accidentally).

That's correct (for your M983).