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Sorry I have no idea of how to help but this link may give you some ideas. They have some M5 threads, if it is the same machine. O'keefe-Merritt M5 3 Phase Generator - SmokStak James

Got it fixed with no problem, I just didn't know the brakes needed bleeding so I didn't take my power bleeder with me. From what I have found out this was an air force truck used on LRAF base in some training to introduce airmen to hostile conditions, it has been sitting in a compound for at...

I got it, I can bleed the brakes in an hour with the power bleeded, and I may wait until mid week to drive her to the cabin. Thanks anyway.

You are welcome to come but without an on base sponsor they won't let you on the base, I have a 5 day pass is the only way I can access the truck. They are serious about those airplanes!

I will take some video/photos on the trip to the cabin. All, if you ignore them they will go away or become politicians!

Made it to the GL compound on the Little Rock Air Force Base today. Spent about four hours prepping the truck. Oil was about an inch high on the stick after warm up but ten gallons of fresh diesel and a half gallon of out board motor oil and two new batteries and she cranked right up. It...

It's rated at 2.6 gpm @ 3000psi, I have a friend who uses an electric at 1600 psi and his does pretty well with less flow, I will know for sure as soon as I find a decent sandblasting attachment.

I am going to get it running tomorrow, then I start looking for a good sturdy sand blaster attachment, I have a pot, I just need the wand attachment.

I have been looking for a power washer to use as a sand blaster, hate the dust, I was in Home Depot yesterday and they have changed out their displays, one of the changes is the Ridgid 3000 psi washer, retailed for $599 I got it for $400! It has a Subaru 6 horse engine and a cat triplex pump...

All: Thanks for the offers of help and the rant? I aborted the mission yesterday about two and a half hours into the trip when I was held up by a traffic accident on I-40. Not enough time to kick the tires for my taste before driving it the back roads home! I plan on getting there early...

Heading down to Little Rock Air Force Base this morning to have a look/repair the deuce I won down there. Thought I would top off all the fluids, air up the tires after I get her started and do a field repair on the dog bone for a drive home early next week.

I think those tires are distraction from the truck, just my 2 cents!

As far as I can tell it was an air force truck for the last 5-6 years with little to no maintenance done on it in that time? Any help with the dog bone is appreciated. I am going to drag my feet on the EUC, I have a plant shutdown in the third week of August which would work out great, of...

I really just wanted the winch setup and the bed cover in the box, but if it is a runner I will just have to keep her.

That's just the new urban camo, it's really nice inside!

Loose Dog bone, Sherman said it was on the front but that looks like a solid axle to me?

I placed a low bid on a Deuce at Little Rock AFB today and won it for $1120, are they down that much or were they scared off by the suspension damage? It is worth more that that for scrap!! Now how do or do I need to fix the suspension damage to drive it 70 miles home?

In Arkansas all you need is a bill of sale on a vehicle/trailer over 25 years old for a registration/tag. May be the same in NM?

I think the manual tells you to hook up the charging vehicle first then the "to be started vehicle" then crank up the charging vehicle to avoid damage to either vehicle!

I am going to try and make it back out there to take some more pics of the engine, the truck is in great condition, it even has a full pioneer tool set mounted.