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I need to give update to base on truck numbers. If you were thinking of going please let me know today if you have not replied here or contacted me personally. Looks like we will have a m37, several hmmwv's, fmtv camper, mp vehicle

3/4-16 tpi is the thread size confirmed by another member on the other thread you posted on. Note there is a right thread and left thread on these. The outer size for socket or wrench is 1-1/2

Larger than that 3/4-16 maybe

Just want to make sure you know those hawkers are agm and need a charger rated for agm. Trickle charge over a long time.....

A pp7 is a bendix product. Pretty common valve. It is out there new and rebuilt. I see Amazon has a new clone no name under $30 I don't see a rebuild kit though by Bendix. Truck pro or Napa should stock. Search pp7 on ebay gives you a ton of listings. Just make sure same ports as yours. See...

Is this a daily driver or occasional antique use? State Farm in La does my m998 as antique/classic. It takes an agent who understands antique/classic coverage. I had to provide pics and value I wanted policy to cover. ymmv

I just Google that as I was not familiar. Not sure if it will work. I don't recall anyone posting about that one. The military one is 24v and does not look like that. Let me see if I can find a thread here or info to link to

The abs light could be a gizmo fried when your PCB failed but ABS has its own brain, sensors, and electronics separate than PCB. There is a diagnostics port by the passenger dash to pull code with a midland abs code reader.

See this thread post #11 https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/strange-m1101-m1102-cargo-cover.153841/ I thought it was the roof but probably the base you see in these pictures. It has been a few years since I posted about it. the part number you showed also has the cage code 1vpw8 which is...

I am not sure specifically on that valve but everything I have needed is midland now haldex civy air brake parts on my m923. Typically have a casting number or parts tag from haldex typically with n or kn prefix. Numbers usually cross easily on their website with parts listed if available...

Yes, those are the ones. Tm shows both sides are right. I will need to find left hand equivalent of those washer/nuts to fit the older trailers. Do those lugs have an inside collar to center in the hole? Are they 1-1/2 outer diameter?

I think that is the roof to a special purpose kit that fits the bed of a m1102 trailer for servers and electronics.

Group 31 is a commercial hd battery with no automotive or light truck applications. Advance, Auto zone, o'reilly are all auto parts. Napa, truck pro, Farm store will all have fresh stock. 24 group all day long at auto stores and plenty enough cca and fit lower if you don't have a hd store...

1/8 pipe pst if I remember correctly

Following this as I also got 2 from gp in Mobile reasonable but I did not get to steal them 🙃 The rims are flat on the lug face not tapered. Curious as to which lug nut will work. I have a m107 just older than the m149 but I think the same running gear. My thought was to see what lug nuts are...

see this thread for instruction book. It has the mile marker part number along with military. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/m998-series-truck-instillation-instructions-10-500-lb-hydraulic-winch-kit-57k3541.188988/ the above are excellent sources. If you need other widgits, i have been...

Greetings Mike and welcome to steel soldiers. Need a little more info to help get the questions possibly answered or in the right forum. What truck do you have? Is this a front or rear winch? What model or kind of winch is it?

See my post #27 https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/juans-m998-hmmwv.157259/page-2 Install correctly maybe 5 degrees change. No big deal with both pieces.

The bows on that model are rare as they are taller than the regular ones for the ambo tops which are one piece. Sportsmanguide had the tops years ago before the flood of hmmwvs. Did not realize this model was now being surplused. Love to see interior pics. Nice score

Yes, that is what I did also using large fender washers to distribute the load.