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That is the bead lock. Nobody uses them. You need to disassemble the wheel for sandblast! And DONT sandblast the radiator!!!! You did!!!

Try Vilas Motor Works in Bryan TX. They are top notch and know these engines.

Is your lucky day, usually have 3 little swimming pools there.

The type of operation you described came about on the GMC deuce with the automatic transmission. The G749 series, M135, M211 etc.

They pop up on ebay occasionally, set up a notification, but hurry, they get snapped up fast.

Go with the JW Speaker military headlights, totally BA

Does engine turn? Lots of openings pointed up with no cover ….

Still got trunnion. Off a M35A3. Should clean up fine. Too heavy for UPS.

Yeah you did good, with 11.00-24.5’s you can get a comfortable 65 mph out of the truck. Simp on here put 10s of thousands of miles on one cross country before an oopsie happened. They are as dependable as the sun rising.

Those brought around $10k + at auction back when they were sold.

These take out trunnions come available a lot when people do "bobbed deuces". I think I have one. You can have it, motor freight will cost you about $200.

Wow good job with the archeology! The yellow paint was for gas detection I believe and was only applied at certain eras of the war.

Many years spent hauling vegetables from field to packing plant it would appear. Good luck!

You mean the MaxAx? Basically a cute tool. If you need to cut wood, grab your Stihl.

Ah, like most stuff on FB, that is a load of crap. The Army did not mount red lights on winches. Red lights facing forward are illegal almost everywhere.

Yuck she has the first gen setup. No spring loaded nubs. Assembling this would be difficult if you had 8 arms. The tubes go between the uprights, and at the same time through the wrapped ends of the leaf spring looking pieces. Check the TM for a procedure.

Gotta be diesel.

Help me understand this folks: Alternators have been able to protect themselves from overloads since the first Delco back in the 60's. Why all of a sudden do these Niehoffs need this external device with all the "limp home" isolation silliness? No other vehicle has this thing.

Chances are the 100 amp system has been replaced with the 25 amp system. The 100 amp system was not very reliable, especially the rectifier in the grille. The star is supposed to point forward. The heater under the dash is aftermarket. Can't wait to see you fix it up like the 5 ton. This...

Truck was restored to include sandblast and paint at some point, then they left it in the weather for 20 years. Sad. Got some cowl rust, fixable. See the off center device behind the front grille? That is the selenium rectifier, part of the 100 amp charging system, which was installed on...