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Every Motor Pool has at least one small guy. Guess who gets these jobs. Got any young kids?

Knowing the NSN of the truck can help with knowing what parts are needed. UOC code

Well, for the next time, upload in in the TM Upload thread. Then an ever thankful moderator will put the document where it belongs.

The word Munitions through me off. But away we go!

Big Bertha is the Millennium Falcon's Great, Great, Great , Grandfather.

So why don't you post it in the TM upload forum instead of hiding it in a thread?

I am with you, but if I put it in the truck forum, it will be lost. So give me some help here. Its almost 01:00 here, so I am off to bed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Where do you think it best uploaded to? Your wish is probably my command.

Do check that the generator set hold down bolts and nuts are tight. It is embarrassing to leave the set in an intersection. An un-named person I know better than my brother, did that in 1977 at an intersection in Schweinfurt Germany. No one got hurt, so its now just an old war story.

In 1985-86- in White Sands, I saw lots of Gasser trucks still in harness out in the back 40. Some of the "Projects"out there did not have big budgets. So if a truck runs, it was used.

And this month, we even have a few more days to vote!

This is a good idea. I love bright colors.

Rusty. You need to get your TM's out and read. The 50 hertz switch. I hope you did not switch it back and forth while running? Bad things can happen when you do that. By "would not work on 60h and so I started adjusting the freq. CW and got it to run on 60 hertz I also had to adjust the over...

RClark13, Here is a tip. Since you cant PM yet, what you can do is this. Write the person you want to contact, like this. @Guyfang That tells the person you want to talk to, to look at the thread. Since I wrote my name, I will get a email telling me to look at this thread.

Correct. Part of the circuit I showed you, runs through that card.

Bench is good.

We have the same kind of speed sensors on gen sets. RPM = HERTZ. As long as the engine speed stays consent, the AC voltage stays consent. Not rough at all. It is an inductive AC. By moving the speed sensor in or out, you can change the AC output.

@Ray70 Ray can lead you through this. Its also in the -34 TM. Have you down loaded them?

If you look in the TM section, for the M939 TM's, there is a newer version of the maint. manual. The TM 9-2320-272-24 series has been replaced by the TM 9-2320-23 series. There might be a procedure there to rebuild. Dont know. The -23 series is five books long.

Looks very good!