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Ditto. That is what the installer used on my tires when assembling my bead-lock rims. No leaks and easy to tear down if needed.

As far as I know, they are the same except the 939-series has the 2 holes on top for the hood catch.

I think they are Rockwell M240 HX4 Series. I have a tag from my 923A2 at home that I can check.

No Rockwell tags on your axles? Try Clark Truck. They have been helping me with a lot of odd-ball 939 stuff lately and their prices are good. They advertise price matching too.

I just assumed you were talking about the inner wheel seals. Where are they leaking exactly? I have the parts TM open on my PC right now.

Hi Craig! I thought you fell off the face of the earth! :razz: Lot's of folks have the seals. I was just on Joe Czarnik's site today and he has them for $25 a pop: Surplus Parts For Sale

I had to delete 5 posts this morning for political content. All 5 members received warnings. Second offense gets a 7 day suspension. Tighten up people!

John is correct. Since that tranny was used in civi applications too, there are lots out there. If you are looking for mil surplus or a take out mil tranny, Rancher Supply has some 939-series parts trucks. SS member M1075 is in OK and would be a good resource too.

No more politics! I just deleted 5 posts and handed out warnings. Second warning will result in suspension of membership.

What kind of truck? Does it run? Does it have brakes? There are several of us that live/work in the Richmond area that may be able to help you out.

Yeah, but filter kits are cheaper to ship than tow bars so take that, brother of coal cracker! :-D

Try Gay's Tires. They usually have some and they are closer to you.

Thanks for the offer, broman. I finally got everything cleared with the GL folks and Frodo is going to pick it up on the 30th. I will definitely keep you in mind for any future lots.

Man, that stinks! What's the date code on the tires that split?

This needs to be in the classified ads.

KSM, thanks for the compliment. I am always working on some kind of giant project. This will probably be the last one for a while though. Any of the trucks are good in my book. I personally like super-singles so I gravitate toward the USMC 939's, the 939A1's, or the 939A2. I also really...

Welcome to the site. It's always nice to have some more 939-series folks around. Are you looking for a 925, 925A1, or 925A2?

Great! I am glad you have been making so much progress lately! I look forward to getting them together. Maybe we could meet up at the Danville Tank Museum this winter. I will send you the other box in a week or two. I am anxious for you to inspect it. It's a nasty one. Clean on the...

Most everything on that truck is heavy! I can't wait to see the two of them side by side for comparison. You did a great job, Bjorn. It is so simple compared to the original box. I don't know why they had to make it so complicated. Is a starter interlock really that important? How many...

Large forklift driven by unconcerned Seabee?