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If the axle is leaking I would think the grease is washed out of the bearings. All the leaking rear axles I have seen have had the grease washed out.

Nf6x, There is not a inter axle seal like the fronts. All there is a inter and outer seal that fit on the wheel drum. Not to bad of a fix, just heavy parts!!

Now I may of read all the 0's. Again sorry!! 1984 M936 a. C53600048 b. DAAE0781C5597 c. 2320010478754 d. Barstow, CA e. No bumper numbers This is all the info. I could find on the truck, Thanks!!!! Thanks!!!!

Carnac, Sorry!!! This is all the info. I have on the truck. Originally Posted by M35A2-AZ Thanks in advance, CARNAC!!! 1984 M936 a. C5360048 b. DAAE0781C5597 c. 2320010478754 d. Barstow, CA e. No bumper numbers This is all the info. I could find on the truck, Thanks!!!!

Good looking truck!!! Glad you had a safe recovery!!

Use a good heavy tow rate for the truck (M923 23000lbs), use safety chains and use the two air hoses for the brakes. Go a safe speed. Some say to tie the steering wheel, when we towed my 923a1 we did not tie the steering wheel. Workd fine. Get some tow lights. I removed the drive shafts from...

The spring brake button needs to be pulled out all the time (for Normal). It is used when you need to work on the spring brakes.

It had a new 30 ton and a used 12 ton. May think about selling later on. :beer:

Nice!!!:jumpin:

Looks like a nice truck! Congrats! I got one with the same axle leaking..:roll:

I got the key from markmontana and it did not work on my locks on the truck. So I got the grinder out and cut them off and Ya!!! Goodies!!!:jumpin: No tow bar, feet or axle clamps, but lots of other things.

I would start at the pressure switch and work your way to the problem. You could have a bad pressure switch bad wiring or a grounding problem. Look at the wiring drawing and find out were the power enters the circuit. I would think it starts on the pressure switch side, but I am not sure.

I put the new sear pin in that I made and the winch came to life.:grin: Thanks for all the replies.

Well that would suck!!! They are starting to be a pain for sure.

I was thinking a grade 8 bolt is not a good idea. I made a pin out of soft steel like the old pin and put it in this morning, the winch ran ok with no load. Now I can say it works.:)

Not until they got to the lot. We sat in my pickup outside the lot at the gate for over an hour. They do let you drive into the lot and park by your truck.

:ditto: LOL, I have both and like them both.

You are welcome, sorry I could not do more of a preview. The GL guys were being a plain in the Bu%^. Hope you enjoy the truck it was a nice looking truck. :beer:

Ord22, Thanks for the info.!! :beer:

I just got the m936 and I was going through things and I noticed the rear winch sear pin was missing. Has any one broken a sear pin on the rear winch before and were did you find the P/N and a replacement pin for it? I looked in the TM's I have and it shows a key way and a set screw. My...