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Happens to the best of us...

Looks like fun! Glad everything went well!

I hope you have a good front end loader or crane for maneuvering those tires! Goodyear super singles on an 813 weigh in around 400 lbs/piece...

Bumper numbers probably mean "Detachment 1, 1st Battalion, 100th Division, 3rd Brigade"

There's a good tutorial here: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=8959 I think theres a button at the bottom to add another attachment or whatever... It should appear after you hit "add attachment" for the first picture.

The one thing I can't stress enough is be patient. Having mine for a year so far, all I've done is got it running and halfway taken apart. Take your time, and do things right the first time. These things are a blast. Oh, also- you might want to check out the Southern Power Wagon Gathering. Its...

Any performance change on the M37 with the Pertronix solid state ignition kit? I put one on my '50 Ford tractor and got quite a torque boost and quicker starting...

Not bad! Don't mind the paint, the lack of rust is the important part.

RE: Ace Surplus AB Linn in NC will probably have one, John Bizal at Midwest Military or VPW as well.

Glad you made it all right. At least you have a truck you can count on, or fix on your own (for the most part) if it ain't working right.

You may need to keep your eyes peeled for a M123 or one of them if you're lookin' to breed 5 tons...

Of course that is one of my favorite Aerosmith Albums...

JP 8 I think only in the multi-fuels, if even. I think you have to dilute it with some motor oil, as I seem to recall that straight jet fuel gets the engine too hot. I'm not sure. And, yes, the whistler gets its name from its high-pitched and loud whistle.

Awesome! Glad you got it running! You'll sleep well tonight for sure!

http://www.garbee.net/~cabell/tires.htm also, go register on the message boards over at g741.org , they're a good place for M37 help and jabber

Yeah, starters don't crap out like that. I think you've got a short somewhere. Same thing happened to me with some equipment, although I was stupid and the first thing I did was get a solenoid in the mail and crack open the starter and replace the brushes and everything... when it was just a...

Re: RE: rust remval bath I know some guys that have done this inside the barrels of their rifles and have had great success. It takes a time or two to get it to perfection. But fortunately, it doesn't cost much of anything and isn't an exactly extensive process to repeat a couple of times to...

Somebody's gotta do it!

Allow me to add> N=No*e^kt Nice truck! Be prepared for more to come!