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Probably should have a mod move this to the FMTV forum. Typically Cat issues need a mechanic that has the Cat ET diagnostic software.

Sounds like overfueling. Something still not right with the carb.

The 5 ton truck’s rear tandem is rated at 44,000 lbs.

Jeez that is hideous. I am all about installing unusual kits on my trucks but that would probably have to go.

Photos will help. These tops were called “Arctic Enclosure”

Get those from the retailers such as Feltz that will stand behind the product. Buying tires at auction is a crapshoot unless you go look at them.

Govplanet. Yes they move the stuff across the road from RRAD.

Fram C21

Figured your bumperettes were under there. These aluminum composite tail lights are way safer than stock. I think the 1961's are wired for turn signals.

You said 1998 year model. What do you have.

What a tragedy. That arctic top is irreplaceable. Closest thing: New M37 & Open Cab Variants Fiberglass Hard Top - M37HRDTP – Vintage Power Wagons Don't forget 500 in shipping.

J31 is for the auxiliary panel. You must be winch-less and tach-less.

Please don't hack it apart. If you really wanted a pickup, sell this to someone that wants the SECM configuration and buy a 1008.

Deteriorated rubber hoses.

Turn signal handle is next suspect after grounds.

These get auctioned from the Texas Forest Extension Svc in Lufkin TX on GSA Auctions. Every 6 months or so. Here they are waiting for you to buy one.

Someone took the dash apart b/c it’s not green anymore and all the screws are new. It’s real easy to improperly insert the harness connector into the WTEC. Suggest you check that.

Looks like someone painted the dash puke yellow. Did you pull the dash off to do this? Maybe the connector did not get properly reseated in the WTEC controller.

Looking at the codes, such as solenoid short to ground and solenoid open circuit, it is clear to me that when your people were cutting off all the parts you mentioned, they f-d the transmission harness.

Hopefully the gifter is willing to stack them on a pallet and take them to a motor freight terminal for you. You will need to pre-arrange the bill of lading etc.