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first and foremost , did you do a load test on the other batteries? if any are down they will draw the new one down quickly. that's where id start

for what its worth , I was a huey mech. in nam and we carried them around by hand. took two guys but wasn't bad. that usually didn't include the tailrotor gearbox assembly

sorry not able to quote the law had a trailer with them and went to inspection site and was refused a sticker because of the surge brakes tech said there outlawed so put electric on it if I get chance ill get in touch with him for a specific law he said it had...

first and formost surge brakes are outlawed in mass as far as I know so before you look too deep, check with dmv on that issue

see me at show ill try to remember a 37 shackle for you

ive had a 63 b1 for seven years now and I agree that its deffinately worth doing all the things you listed and deffinately replace the fuel lines from the tank to the engine one major problem I had in the beginning was the dist cap it was a replacement and had cracks in it...

deffinately will attend again best show any where

most common swap out for a v8 in the m37 is a 318 chrysler

special thanks to randy and all the crew at the show as always a great time , sure sat weather was a bit sucky but it did give me more time to walk the fleamarket instead of showing the truck . nice surprise for the award on my truck see everyone next year

what type of stuff and size I'm going to both shows

hi guys I'm going have to get my tee shirt my trucks on it

if your frames are salvageable get them snad blasted and install new glass I had no trouble finding a shop willing to do it around here and in fact it was way cheaper than buying replacement unit

if I can chime in I did all five on my truck , m56b1, 900/16 split rims hardest to take apart but with tire hammer and small sledge the beads all broke then sand blasted all rims and rings re painted then reassembled good tip it ot put safty chain around the...

change out the fuel pump to a single stage one and put electric wipers on it solves both problems and not that expensive

as an owner of a 37 the fuel filter if its original id take it off and put an inline filter along the frame , as for oil the die hard purest would recommend a straight 30 wt oil I use rottela 15/40 oil with six yrs of success, gauges well many reasons for those problems first...

been there seven yrs now will continue fo rmany more thanks randy and all who help make it a wonderful show

be there for sure this year was featured on that motor week interview it was great show oh yeah I'm on the tee shirt this year at Aberdeen wow

big deffinate to being there again this year well worth the trip guys get onboard and attend

I agree with sgt major last spring I sold the complete set up fo r 1000 at the new Hampshire show and according to most I gave it away at that price

welcome also from mass