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All of this is true, not a great book, I got my copy, pre-paid and my first subscription to MVM from Dave $20 while attending my first Aberdeen Rally.

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Welcome, your on the right track. A word of caution using the hand-crank, personally I never used one, even on my 8N tractor. I read that wrapping your thumb around the crank can recoil and do harm to your digits!

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The smallest one I saw was 12. I think if you reach out, they might be able to accommodate you for a smaller harness?

There's another manufacturer Ron Francis is/was a good one as well.

I just did an Amazon inquiry, and lots came up, my harness was the minimum size, 9 circuits. The $$ seems to have gone up a bit too?

Nothing came up? I'll see if I still have the info, initially I found it on a hotrod page, The Rodder's Journal.

I needed to do this. I remember when Charles passed, I never chimed in as I should have! Now re-reading these notices in "His Thread" I was wondering why no one had posted a picture of Charles's pink HUMVEE? I know we all gave him a lot of grief about it, but hey, it's your vehicle, paint it...

I could not find it!

That is great, I spent weeks finding the correct screw, even then hand grinding them to remove the crown on each screw head. Rivets are perfect.

Excellent catch!

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I just guessing, but I think my starter has bit the dust, my truck sat for the better part of 2 years.

I tried to start my truck w/o ignition turned on and no fuel, just to turn the crank and move some oil around before adding fuel to the system.

What I did on my M-37 today, I drained all of the fuel, blew out all of my fuel lines from the tank to the filter and back to the filter/12 volt pump, a mess ensued! after clean up, I attempted turn-over w/o ignition lit, my surprise, starter spun, disappointed, I redid everything I had already...

It should run up the entire steering shaft, that's what the coiled wire is. I have an installed pic in my profile here. I should give credit/kudos to John and his crew at Midwestmil.org

Was this plate mounted on your passenger side cowl? NTD was correct, it was a factory id plate, mine was missing, I made on and had it engraved with my wife's birthday. which was January 1953.

Agreed, all excellent info, gathered from the old "Big Electric" and other great sources!