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Last week or the week before. Just after the last rain we had. The media hypes it up, not too bad here. I do have to say, I can't remember the last time it has rained steadily for three days straight. We did have a rare power outage last night. An oak tree the next block west of us either fell...

I snapped these pics and some of a GTB we have to put on the Museum website on the "Images" page. I like to change things up every other week or so so that it isn't the same-same. Who knows, I hope it brings people INTO the Museum. I still need to work on getting the security cert so the site is...

Thanks, it was a fun, non stressful project. It was nice to use skills I don't use much anymore and it was nice to work with Didi. He's a great guy!

Since we don't really have a spot for these, I guess here is as good as spot as any since it isn't a dodge and it isn't a 5t or larger! This is the GTB, Burma Jeep, G-622, whatever you choose to call it. I do believe that this a GTBA. This is out in the display area. I have never worked on this...

Figured i'd show the Converto we dug out of the back and sorta restored it. This, as far as Craig can remember, was acquired from a municipality, years ago. It is one of two. There were holes drilled in it everywhere, hooks mounted all over the place, some rot in the bed and on the gate. The...

Maybe a bit of map gas.

Yes it is! The whatever fuel part. I used to get diesel and gas mix thank to FedEx package car drivers. The drivers were responsible for fueling their vans. Well, 2 or 3 times a month, we would have one towed to us because the driver accidentally pumped gas into the van. We used to have our...

Maybe fab up a holder as described in the TM?

It's been a bit, but slow steady work has been happening. Volunteers have spent time sanding and priming. Holes in the cab top have been filled and sanded. I have slowly tackled things. One of the issues are ALL of the hydraulic hoses. They all need replacing. I have a local guy trying to source...

Page 87 of this manual, https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/tm-2815-210-34-2-1-engine-multifuel-ld-465-1-ld-465-1c-ldt-465-1c-lds-465-1.164903/ It says after removing the nut, the drive flange SHOULD just pull off. Doesn't say weather a puller is needed or not.... Dumb question, you removed...

Oh, the drive on the advance unit. That I do not know. Someone will pipe up and tell you what you need to know. It might help to go to the TM section and browse through the section you are working on. They are free to look at or download.

On the M62 we have at the Museum, either the manual or the truck is wrong. The levers at the rear winch are backwards from the TM. On ours, the inboard operates the boom and the outboard is for the winch. Go under it and have someone move the boom engage lever to see if the PTO is indeed being...

I have never done one, but, I don't think a puller is needed. I believe the drive gear un bolts and the pump comes off. You removed the 3 bolts holding the pump to the adapter, correct? 2 short bolts, one about 1 o'clock and one outboard, 9 o'clock and the single long bolt on the bottom around 5...

You will spend more than 5k transplanting a B into it. Fix the multi if it needs it or find a take out. I know where there a re a bunch, but on the opposite coast.

Just saw this. The pipe plugs are on the bottom of the FP main housing. They are there to add accessories, like a high idle governor, that require fuel. There is just gear pump fed fuel behind those plugs, no need to drain from them. Have you had the pump looked at yet?

Could be just a giant restriction or air too. Any one of those and a non-op in tank pump would cause major start/run issues.

And keeping the batteries the same. Don't, well, one SHOULDN'T mix different CCA /group batteries together.

If anyone finds the manuals, how big are they? The reason I ask is that IF they are found, and relatively small, I can turn them into a PDF and then post them on the site.

Do your old drums measure the same as the new ones?

Apparently, IHC used this engine in the Scout II, but in the turboed version. From what I have garnered from a quick Google search, both engines used the same FF. Baldwin BF941. However, since I am not familiar with it, the end user might have specified a more common filter that they might...