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McMaster Carr - Item # 3961T31 - 5/16" Polyurethane Cord - $1.09pf www.mcmaster.com

I'm starting to get 'Dial up' flashbacks. Starting up and going between posts seems to be getting slower each week. Only on this site...........

Try Saturn Surplus for the clips and Frank's Surplus for the dash light gaskets.

I would think any Heavy Duty Truck Accessory Dealer could find an AC unit w/compressor to fill your needs. They mount them in cab, on cab, behind cab, just about any place. Check the truck dealers around you and see where they get their special installs done. If nothing else, it's a starting...

This is a good one... WELCOME TO THE MID-ATLANTIC AIR MUSEUM'S WORLD WAR II WEEKEND

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mkcoen, Thanks for shareing your recovery tale, ya just gotta keep in mind 'AAA is our friend'! It may not have been as much fun for the homeless guy, but I'm sure you'd have had a better time of it. Glad ya made it home OK....[thumbzup]

McMaster-Carr www.mcmaster.com Item #3961T31 Polyurethane Cord, 5/16" dia. Black $1.09 per Ft.

Welcome aboard bz28, your truck will need state inspection and will probably only be tackeled by a truck shop. Not many car mechanics would even consider it nowadays. Enjoy your ride....

Just had the very same experience with one of my tanks. Eastern Surplus, TNJ Murray, Saturn Surplus or just someone parting out a truck can get you a tank for under $120.00. They are out there, just take some time to look around.

:ditto: 3X the NE Welcome [thumbzup]

Maintenance Manual TM 9-2320-361-20 Technical Manual TM 9-2320-361-34

Sorry Randy but I'm already scheduled for two parades on the 16th.. Armed Forces Day weekend might be tough to fill at this late date. Good luck all the same.......

Chuck, do yourself a favor an get the right wrench, cause there's not much room and it makes the job so much easier. There are members on here that sell good remakes for very little $'s. You'll need a 9/16th socket to loosen the two clamp bolts, the spanner for the front and a 1 13/16th" open...

www.easternsurplus.net has a good cross country video you should watch. :wink: On that same subject, when is your Alaska to Argentina trip due to get underway:?:

The site tree207 mentioned is www.ndqsa.com and it has some powerful stories w/pics. Thanks tree207 for bringing that one to our attention...[thumbzup]

If nobody here has anything, try over on www.g503.com your sure to get a hit there.

IHASFIP, Your not the first and certainly won't be the last to have a '1st. filter change' horror story. :twisted: Fact be know, there's most likely more that do than don't. :oops: Everytime hereafter it gets easier and easier, but JT's spin-on's are the way to go. ;-) Glad the only...

1/4 tons - 23" to 26" 1 1/2 tons - 104's - 29" to 34" 105,106,107's - 30" to 34" This info's from the TM's

Go into 'Resources', click on 'Tech Manuals' find TB-746-93-1 and that will get you started. There's more than 1 TM in there on Markings, so if that's not the right era just look through the listings.