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I ran Firestone T831 11.00R20 on my 1985 M35A2C and never had any issues with return to center or handling with no changes to the caster....If anything is handled better with the 11.00s vs the 9.00 NDT bias tires.

[thumbzup]Cool!!

I don't see the front drive shaft in post #21 pic #2, do you have the front drive shaft or is it MIA? ...My truck was missing the front drive shaft when I bought it.

I went and looked at a M275 W/W this past week. It has a LDT-465-1D with a sprag transfer case and has not be started in ~2 years. If my M47 did not need so much work I would have brought it home.

The OA331 gas motor uses a different filter. A Wix 51503 is what I use in my M47. Congrats on the truck it looks good in the pics. Please post more pics when you have a chance. Also, what size tires are you running in it?

My M47 is in need of a hardtop are there any updates on this project?

Thanks for the info and pics rflegal!

I have an M47 gasser and would be interested in seeing the photos.

I would agree with steelandcanvas on repairing it.

The M35 reminds me a big M37.

Thanks again 73m819! I emailed George at White Owl and he promptly responded to my message. He has everything I need and he has very reasonable prices. I have dealt with George in the past for parts for my multi-fuel powered trucks, but I never thought about him for gasser parts. :doh:

Thanks for the information, I will contact George.

Does anybody have any recommended sources for OA331 water proof distributor tune parts, like caps, rotors, points, ignition wires etc? I see that Memphis Equipment has the parts, but I am wondering if there is a source that would not cost quite as much.

Rebuilt the carburetor on my M47.

Painted the replacement water pump for the REO OA331 in my M47 project truck.

Good suggestion... I have made many gaskets in the past, but now that I am getting older and I have to work on my projects outside in the NW weather, I prefer to buy a gasket whenever possible. How do you like your REO 400, is it an OH200 model engine and are they still readily available? How...

Thanks, I will give George a try in the future. FWIW - Another source I just checked with is Olson's Gaskets here in WA State. Olson's Gaskets 3059 Opdal Rd E Port Orchard, WA. 98366 Phone or FAX 360-871-1207 info@olsonsgaskets.com www.olsonsgaskets.com

Does anyone know where I can find a current source for the gasket that goes between the water pump and the engine block on an REO OA331? Thanks, Chris

Perhaps post #8 in this thread will help answer your question: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?14069-Proper-Oil-Pressure-Range-Question