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  1. m38inmaine

    Operation "URGENT RESTORATION"

    Brace for truss kit for 5 wheel operation.
  2. m38inmaine

    M151A2 fuel pumps - commercial replacement?

    Dodge slant six from mid 60's if I recall, it won't have the fording vent but a direct fit.
  3. m38inmaine

    Operation "URGENT RESTORATION"

    1 1/2
  4. m38inmaine

    Operation "URGENT RESTORATION"

    It's a lot bigger and heavier than I thought it would be, would make a great self defense tool.
  5. m38inmaine

    Thermostat housing fittings

    I used a Teflon thread compound by Permatex.
  6. m38inmaine

    Thermostat housing fittings

    1/8 NPT and aluminum. My fitting is steel.
  7. m38inmaine

    Operation "URGENT RESTORATION"

    Received a few more Bii items today, thought I would never find the lug wrench or open end wrench.
  8. m38inmaine

    high idle when started

    Check the adjustment on the cold start solenoid, back the screw out so it just touches then try it and screw in as needed.
  9. m38inmaine

    WSUCougarx's M561 Gama Goat Acquisition and Build Thread

    Manual says 45-70 psi @1800 rpm.
  10. m38inmaine

    WSUCougarx's M561 Gama Goat Acquisition and Build Thread

    I was mistaken on the wire identification, after looking closer at the picture the wire that was loose is the + connection, the smaller wire with the Packard connector is the sense wire. Still same outcome as reported before, no fault of the electrical system will cause your engine to run...
  11. m38inmaine

    WSUCougarx's M561 Gama Goat Acquisition and Build Thread

    I don't think it would damage either, the worst it might do is arc weld the stud a little bit.
  12. m38inmaine

    WSUCougarx's M561 Gama Goat Acquisition and Build Thread

    The 3-53 requires no power to stay running, it's all mechanical, once the starter gets her going it doesn't care about power. That wire is the sense wire for the alternator, it tells the alternator to "turn on". Being loose it may have been turning the alternator on and off causing the engine...
  13. m38inmaine

    Anybody have a cheaper alternative for a flu419 brake master?

    Did you ever check with whitepost to see what it would cost to rebuild yours?
  14. m38inmaine

    Another Aussie goat rescued

    Thanks for posting the pictures, good job. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?63075-Gama-Goat-Transfer-Case-and-Front-Differential-Change
  15. m38inmaine

    Transfer case oiling

    Transfer shift tag, notice N position.
  16. m38inmaine

    Transfer case oiling

    If you put the transfer in neutral and select 4th gear you can watch the oil "pulse" through that clear tube, it is barely moving, Lucas additive is your best insurance. I have seen the tube extended out through the air duct but I would worry that the minimal flow would not lubricate properly.
  17. m38inmaine

    Goat Project

    Looks like the positive lead going to the alternator, however it would have to be a self exciting one wire alternator to work as wired. Is it making voltage when running? Congrats on the new addition. OK, missed that it is working but no juice to batteries. You will need to trace that...
  18. m38inmaine

    Goat Project

    I'm not seeing any pictures, ok see them now.
  19. m38inmaine

    Anybody have a cheaper alternative for a flu419 brake master?

    This company may be an option. http://www.whitepost.com/brake.html
  20. m38inmaine

    can't find it. m16 rack placement

    Here is the answer to your question..
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