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A neighbor has an M43 parked in my yard. It's a '53 with rust damage and the original engine. Some parts have been removed, including the cylinder head, but are loose inside.... According to some tags, it was used as a computer van of sorts.... I think he would be happy if he got $1,000 for it...

Eric, do you have a wiring diagram? If not, get me you email address and I'll send you one. The "B" wire goes to the "Restriction" solenoid and opens to max fuel ("HI") when energized. With no power to it, it is in "LO" mode and closed, so fuel is only supplied by the "S" solenoid needle valve...

Great save! Take good care of it. Chris, got any pictures of your dad's truck?

If you want instant heat, the diesel fired unit is the way to go. It's a complete system in itself and you need to familiarize yourself with it to really appreciate it. Many posts in the past.....the multifuel engine won't be putting out much heat at idle, so the wait for warm air could be a...

I ain't saying nothing this time. :-)

I have seen reference to "CFBr" in an old PS magazine, is that equivalent to "Halon"? (Could Google it but it may shed some light on things here)

AZdeuce, the primary fuel filter is also a water separator, that's why it has the extra housing. I would recommend that you get the element from Memphis Equipment, it costs more, but can be cleaned and reused and also fits perfectly, the NAPA version has a different center hole and the...

The starter relay should be rated 50 amps. It may look like this without an enclosure.

Don't know how much is included in your "Command set", but a standard MT1029 radio mount and the MX7777 fit nicely under the companion seat. The VIC-1 system is seen behind the seats. The antenna mount is just visible in the upper left part of the image.

To aid your research, use the NSNs.

Welcome to the site Hauke! Impressive German CARNAC. :-)

Locking diffs may require special skills and precautions to prevent damage when used. Snow chains don't and are very good in mud and snow, sometimes better than lockers...... I have driven the deuce in deep snow and in mud and the chains will give you unbelievable traction.

Thanks, I'll get back to you if I can't get Mike's unit to work.

Yes, I would say so, but only after a thorough going over and a bench test (no taking apart), since external electrical connections often seem to be an issue.

:-) I know Mark, you are practical to the Nth degree, but that takes all the fun out of it, IMHO. These kind of discussions often lead to new things.

The shear pin determines the level of safety, not the strength of the winch. This was mostly covered in previous posts, but my search now ends with a "404" msg.... There are also many PS magazine notes, also no longer available. The link in this search result is now a dead end. "I did post...

Doghead, I'm aware of the image res problem and noted the patent number so that you can go get it yourself in original resolution......

Thanks for posting Arlyn! Patent drawings are often very useful.....(patent #2,885126 May 5, 1959)

Tbanks, how much are you selling them for? Cost is everything these days.

What exactly are you missing, is the trailer connector present and accounted for? White knuckle driving is no fun......