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I have that back of cab bracket, and some of those inside mounts with some wiring.

I have those angle brackets. $ 25 ea plus shipping

Is it a 6k or a 9k, they use different connectors . 6k has a square rubber one, 9k has a metal twist on one.

Don't worry about it. .

Autozone....470331n Napa..........NOS 18444 All fit AMC-20 diff's according to those stores.

And....there's this one..... But I have the luverne also...its Heavy duty.

I have a new one of those...PM me.

If not mentioned by someone else....check all the other hubs, if they are dry, then they might be toast also.

Yep...the mount without pintle adapter is 30 lbs., and the shield is 81 lbs.

That won't work...its a Mk-23 which won't work with a shield. You need a 30/50 pintle like this.... Or the expensive MK64 mount which will allow lots of other systems to fit it. I have both.

I have that stuff. And the missing parts

**********I did the TDM test and the fan spins up and everything gets noisy the second you disconnect the wires. So i'm guessing that's working well. Also...make sure it kicks on when connected, just unplugging it shows the fan engages, but does it engage when its all hooked up and running hot...

Papaydsailor's truck is a civilian truck .

TM-9-2320-387-24p

One of them plastic fake radios sold for $ 338 on Ebay...

You need the airlift bumper with all eight brackets to mount a tire carrier...especially the Rhino. I might have a line on those eight brackets when I go to Texas next week.

It all bolts together.

The civy hummers don't have the B pillar beam going thru the body, so I'd look for a military body, and the later humvee turbo body's dog house cover is different, and cutout is larger. Non turbo bodies are easier to find.

That turret support is probably glued to the roof......use hammers and thick sharp putty knifes, and all the rest of the parts just unbolt. Don't blast the silver bearing, and I would not blast the two black aluminum B pillar tubes.

Flywheel is the same, but they do crack, so I'd put a new one, or take a good look at it and look for hairline cracks.