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Maybe the print they are using is not the right print?

Well when it comes to usable 6602's, you get what you get and don't have a fit as they taught us in first grade. The block should be the same so you should be able to "re-dress" your new engine with the 5 ton accessories. It will be painful watching it go though $5.00 of gas just idling for 5...

That engine is from an American LaFrance 0-10 military fire truck.

Its the camshaft.

That goes on 2 1/2 ton and 5 ton 6x6 trucks. When you pull out the control, valves close off the engine positive crankcase ventilation which allows blowby to create a slight pressure in the crankcase, keeping water from entering.

Yes but it doesn't look right.

$500 sounds about right. That truck is a big project however, sometimes it’s best to suppress hoarder instincts and leave it. Needs 11 tires that cost around $300 ea.

Lemme scan it in. The pamphlet is about repair, not installation however.

Concur, I see a 1942 CCKW 353 with Banjo axles.

Get your long drift punch and carefully tap on the inner race of the bearing, the seal will pop out and the bearing will fall down. Why did you remove the brake drum? That is unnecessary.

According to DA Pamphlet 750-33, pin F goes hot +24 volts when the ignition switch is turned on.

The box is all aluminum and built strong but light. I vaguely remember being able to lift one end of it by hand when completely empty. Probably can attach your RTT or whatever you guys call those right to the roof. My buddy was making one of these trailers with a telephone truck bed and those...

Roughly 7.5 feet

A quick Google of Ft Benjamin Harrison shows the base was used solely as a the US Army Adjutant General School at that time. Typically schools would not have tactical vehicles.

The connector you are holding in your hand should have some heavy gauge wires coming out of it and one 12 ga wire, that is the excite wire.

50 inside width 47 inside height It's a M1031 too. 1038 is a HMMWV with winch

Did you guys spot this in your doom scroll feed, news media described a "85 foot former military boat" caught fire and burned stubbornly and released hazmat on the Sacramento River. Sadly on closer examination of the photos, this is or was a 85' WWII crash rescue boat from WWII used to rescue...

lugs you will need.

First gen Caiman uses the same axles as MTV. Not much weight savings though.

Did you check the Vintage Power Wagons website? Do you need 7.50-16 tires? Just found two this morning at Gensco Houston.