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Welcome to the site and the OD fever, here read this, good article. Not to sure why no one ever posts this anymore?

Is it a rear axle or a front axle? I may be able to cut out the part of the manual you need for the seal replacement and post it on here for you. good luck.

good luck will be watching this one. thanks for saving it.:popcorn:

Sir do you mind sending one of those over here for testing...:-P very nice job.

Looks very cool but out of my price range:sad: I wonder how it works, if it really works good at all.

There is a chance I may be able to get a Lincoln ideal arc 250 for cheep,(how ever much that may be) no where near the shape of this one, but still looks good no dents or rust. I really don't know much about these units so if you have any comments on them share them please.

Yes save it! yes that is a unique cab:shock:

Those have to be the best toy ever made. I regret selling mine now, had three large bins of them, I want to play with them:-P The kid inside never dies just sometimes fades away. (partly)

-thank you for that advise I was going to check into stick welding, but I was just going to go MIG because that is what I know. although I will do some research on them for a possible second unit (used) for heaver work. EDIT: The MIG being for light work. (that is all I have right know so...

yes sir I completely agree I just always referred shielding gas as argon although it is not always just argon.:beer:

I will be buying a argon tank with it to do Shield gas/solid core wire, It comes from factory with regulator and is full ready for gas or just flux core. I will most likely not be exceeding the 1/4 inch rating that the welder states is the max. Hobart Welders - Products - Wire Feed Welders -...

what do you find bad about the 110V, I can do 220 I already have plugs installed

I am thinking about buying a welder. I want to purchase a Hobart 140 (Mig) but am not sure about there quality, every one I talk to says get a miller but I don't have the extra funds for that right now or will in a long time. I would only be using it for some small fabrication work but nothing...

Very nice job looks like it went on nice, What paint company did you use?

I wonder what's living in the cab? Possum?

oops I was just watching you tube and saw it and thought I should share it. The thought of someone else already posting it did not even cross my mind.

I found this on youtube and hope some of you may enjoy this instructional military film on the operation of the M62 Wrecker (this is very basic so you know).:-D

click and drag my friends.

GL from what I know is quite the gamble you could have a solid truck, fluids change good inspection you are ready to roll. On the other hand you could end up with a truck requireing a lot of maitince brakes, seals, gaskets, fuel tank crud Or the dreaded forklift monster attack, although I doubt...

The suspense is killing me! (insert popcorn eating smiley here...I wish I could find it)