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I am getting ready to mount the winch on my '86 M35A2C and while I am at it I figure I might as well try to get matching winch mounting brackets. The mounting bracket I have for the driver's side is the pressed steel type, while the passengers side is the welded steel type. Does anyone know...

I would recommend post going to the Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club site and searching there. I recall seeing some discussions about rome plows there a few years ago. Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club - Home

Cool thanks for the update. I may be interested in a couple of wheels.

Looking good!

In the ~4 years that I have been dealing with JATonka, I have found his products and his person tp be first rate.2cents

That is one fine looking truck! I was just to the point where I figured, I don't really need a M818 with a deuce bed and then you had to go and post those pics.

I got my flapper from NAPA and it does not make a slapping sound. My boys have the same flappers on their trucks and they don't do it either. Is your truck's idle set too low?

IMHO - From an as aesthetics perspective the FMTVs do not have the character of the M35 variants. I prefer old school technology with mechanical injection pumps, manual transmissions and no computers thank you!

I use a pump similar to the one pictured below. I also fill to the bottom of the fill plug and have driven at highway speeds of ~53 MPH for 4 - 5 hours with no issues.

Your father inlaw did an outstanding job![thumbzup][thumbzup][thumbzup] Is that an ex-Air Force truck?

You could paint it OD and nobody would be the wiser.:-D The 6TL adapter trays allow you easily to install Optima 6TL batteries in the battery box. You can get them from ODIron at the link below: OD Iron LLC Military Vehicle Parts and Accessories You can get the locking door handles < $10..0...

You could get one of these in 10" or 11" diameter.:-D:-D

I use simple green and a garden hose on a cold engine. Eveytime I change the oil I clean the engine which is usually 3 times a year.

You may want to check out this site: http://www.zips.com/Store_Detail.aspx?PROD=VCGTX06&CAT=165 I was looking at one of these for my 92 Dodge so I could bump up the idle on those cold mornings instead of using a wooden dowel wedged between the seat and the accelerator.:roll:

Nice looking M35A2! Can you post some specifics about your truck? (Year, manufacturer, model engine)

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Make sure you buy "Acme" rocket roller skates. :-D:-D:-D

Reub - If you see any top bows for a M103A3 trailer laying around, please let me know. That place looks like its packed with treasures, if only I were rolling in the bucks.

Those are works of art sir!