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Evil porkchop on here had some at the show I was just at.

All the wiper information is in my restoration thread. The GI blades don't come with the necessary adapter unless you already have them.

Transfer case oil pumps 101 There are two types of oil pumps, a ball check valve type and a shuttle check valve type. I have no information to know when each type was made but I have only ever seen the ball type shown in the TM's. I have 3 pumps, 2 are the shuttle type. I hand primed...

Good job getting it home, interesting shade of OD. Look forward to hearing more about it.

Wheel bearing seals...

The bump stops are not handed, there are two styles, doubles and singles, the doubles were later production.

Water pump belts...

Looks great, I'm having flashback.

Parts...

I have 3 w/gaskets, send me a PM.

Welcome to the goat madness, please post up some pictures of your rig and keep us updated on your progress. I think I have 3 spare plugs I'll have to check, no luck on the other items as I had no spares. It would be proper to put these needs in the classifieds "wanted" ads.

OK, I will have a medium flat rate box headed down under soon, have parts coming in from different SS members, any one else want to send something to help out you can pm me and ship them to me to forward. Shipping is 5x more expensive so I am trying to get all I can in the box.

Thank you for the reply, I did receive a quote from Fastenal for $225 to get them to my nearest store in Bangor ME. So far this is the best deal and from what I see a very good price. The seller has no bander but Fastenal said as you did a ratchet strap would be fine.

We had a mini rally at Maine Military next to Bangor ME and had a good amount of vehicles show up. It's a surplus/gun shop with an indoor range, paintball course and even has a MIG in the yard. I'm sure that could happen again and have an even bigger showing.

Check that dipstick..

Received the correct screws from Fastenal so I started installing the front fender splash guards. The screw is a 1/4"-14 tapping pan head with a type "B" point.

The hose has a 90 degree swivel on the end that directly screws into the top of the hub. I think it is a 1/4" pipe thread.

Thanks for stepping in Mark, looks like there will be two packages headed down under from "Mark".

Any contact info on the MSR-8000?, I have one of those Sunair radio's they are a nice rig.

OK, well PM me your address so I can ship the bearing seals.