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Sometimes you get answers you like and sometimes you don't
But if you search "California license" you get -
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/40162-ca-mv-owners-reg-questions.html
if you go to the search option and type in "deuce belt part numbers", this is what comes up:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/27848-deuce-belt-part-numbers.html
For the 5 ton trucks, they were replaced by the M809 series of trucks in the early 70's I believe.
The year is just listed incorrectly, probably a 68 instead.
Have you looked at and read the TM's? Or searched on here? This has been covered quite a few times.
The transfer case is a sprague (sp?) type which means the rear wheels have to spin slightly faster (slip) in order for the clutch in the TC to engage the front drive shaft. The lever is only...
If it runs, 5k is good. What are you gonna use it for? Thats the big question. You can tow a large truck but like they said, its slow. Neat toy but can be expensive.
There is a wiring schematic for the M35A2 which is almost the same as your M54A2. It shows the wire for the start push button as coming in through a breaker so make sure you have a breaker in the circuit. The TM's for the M54A2 are 9-2320-211-xx( different numbers). The wiring diagram is not...
start here for the BII:
Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite
Let me know if you find the correct bottles for the cutting torch.
truck looks nice.
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