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You are not going 70mph at 2500 rpm. Have yu tried a fuel addative or done filter maintence recently?

If you look back, I deleted my original post because I realized I was thinking of something different(I was incorrect). The P clamps are listed in the -24P(parts TM). As well as the bolt that I supplied a link to.

In the first picture it looks like your headlight ground wire is broken.

Parts TM shows, MS90728-83 not metric

http://www.parttarget.com/5330-01-080-3253_5330010803253_1363851.html/-c7bdea08-a3ee-40bf-a80a-689a881e6d82?searchtext=6771005&searchoption=sku&originalsearchtext=6771005

So, it was the axle flanges?

What makes those hands so glad?

A new petcock is only a few bucks. Clean the can, replace the petcock, and change the filter. Start a maintence plan and keep up with it.

Honestly, if it is running ok, he can just leave it alone.

There will not be any tag like that if your motor was not rebuilt by the government. It is usually pretty obvious if there is a tag. No tag just means your rods/main and bore is standard.

It will be similar to this, typically on the passenger side of the block.

No, I'm refering to a military applied rebuilt tag on the side of the block.

It's not that bad to do. I pull the plug and flush them with a gardenhose, with the tank on a plastic 50 gal garbage can. Reach in with your hand and swab around with a rag. Maybe push it around on a short stick too, to get under the slosh panels.

If your motor has bean rebuilt it should have a tag/label on it showing if it has standard sized rod and mains, or not.

I've made them with thin cork sheet, and other gasket sheet materials. I've also reused the old(even if cracked). Either way I seal both sides with a thin coat of Indian Head Shellac.

No way to unbend it. Replace it.

Do you think the dragging brake caused this failure?

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They run on diesel.