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You are cleaning that truck up fast. Looks great!! What paint did you use and what is the paint code? Very cool that you and SturmTyger380 live so close.

Here are the measurements of my exhaust stack. :roll: Trying to find a truck with a cab heater isn't so easy down here. I think Canada ended up with all of them. One of these days I'll have to try to get you to sell me one or two.

This is not the tall stack like on the Canadian trucks, but this is what was on mine.

Transmission output shaft seal. I will get these part numbers added soon. I'm in the middle of setting up a new computer and still need to buy MS Office so I can get back to updating the parts list.

Thank you for the part number M37keppy! I will get it added to the list soon. I'm in the middle of getting a new computer setup and still need to add MS Office so I can edit the parts list.

I think that explains why mine is so hard to start in the cold. Too much fuel. I'll have to try the method you guys that live in real cold use.

Those pictures turned out good. What endoscope did you get? I have a couple engines I need to check out too.

If that is the U-joint in plowboy's book you are looking for, we have it in our parts list as Spicer 5-115X, Rockwell CP115X, Dana 4-6-128X and Precision 332. You can probably find the dimensions you are looking for googling one of those.

You should find the u-joint part numbers here in our list. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?137722-G749-Parts-List

When are you putting the hardtop off the parts M207 onto your M211?

Does anyone happen to know if these are the same for the M135?

One of my parts trucks has mismatched bell housings. The previous owner told me that they used the truck extensively on a pecan orchard and the truck was working great when they parked it years ago. The farm shut down and the truck sat for 25 or 30 years after that.

Spring pivot bearing added.

Does this picture count for the T-shirt or do we need another angle? Those are 1100x20s. These are on truck #4984. It has been that way for over 30 years. Man I wish I was up there to give you some free help sorting parts. Getting eyes and hands on would be payment enough. What book are you...

Somebody told me that scrap is $64 a ton out here. I don't know if that is true. If it is, you should charge the guy $30 for all this if you have to do the work. :grin:

I wish there was a way to save that transmission too.

I need to put this in our parts list. Definitely a good find!! What do we call that bearing? Spring assembly bearing/cone?

You can download a copy of TM 9-8025-2 here. It should show you everything in the transmission. http://www.jatonkam35s.com/jatonkaM135-211sTMdownloadpage.htm

Thank you for all those links. I will be digging into them. I'm very interested to see what you found in that Ford axle!

After speaking with 1944mb this morning, I have decided to use rubber welting. He lives in a much more dry climate than I do and said he has some rust issues with the canvas welting on some of his vehicles. If he is having issues with the welting holding water, I'm going to have a much worse...