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See, now they will have to pull it back off and hillbilly wizard will have to send it back to their rebuilder for warranty work. Next time skip the middle man and have a highly reputable rebuilder reman your pump.

Here is what I did, see post 3: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/class-4-trailer-hitch-m1008.44007/#post-490884

Or just pull the hubs with drums attached and combine brake overhaul with wheel bearing repack.

A nightmare you will have bringing this truck back to life is the fuel pickup/sender assy. It will be rusted and full of holes. Suggest pulling the tank and going through the fuel system completely.

Nice rig! Looks like a wrecker push bumper on there. Yeah 16.5 tires are a huge issue. I am running Transforce 9.5R16.5s by Firestone. About all that is available in a name brand tire.

Simplest solution might be to print out a JIC fitting ID chart and back into the hose configurations you need. Then head over to your local hydraulic hose shop.

Are your bulbs burned out? Very common issue.

100% for sure it's USMC. Fording control, rear lifting brackets and of course the paper clips confirm the data plate. Bed top rails look like the chain gang was not gentle with whatever they were doing.

916/920 are poor performers off road with the cookie cutter highway tires.

A2 for sure. Best deuce the Army ever had.

With the truck idling in park, the torque converter is transmitting motion to the planetaries in the transmission as well as the transmission oil pump. Resealing the transmission is not too difficult, remove the transfer first, then slide the transmission back onto a stack of wood.

Sweet telephone truck! When these dot 3 brake fluid trucks sit forever, the fluid tends to leak out of the wheel cylinders and make a big rusty mess on the shoes and drums. Try backing off the shoes and dragging the truck back and forth to pop the shoes loose. If the drums stay stuck, it...

It's one of these, not sure which: Insulgrip Twist-Lock | Locking Devices | Wiring Devices | Electrical & Electronic | Products | Wiring Device - Kellems (hubbell.com)

That is a baby Hubbell twist lock. M915s have the socket for that light mounted in the cab.

That is your axle vent. There is nothing wrong with it. What has failed is a wheel hub CTIS seal which is pressurizing your axle housing. Edit: Well you added more pictures. It is not your axle vent.

Is that hard cab a military kit? Looks like there is a cutout for the front of the bed. Never seen one like that.

Adorable little unit. Be aware if you plan to actually use it, the grease in the armature end bearing might be no good after 78 years, leading to a failure. The oil pan may be half full of goop as well, leading to oil starvation.

Well since you ALREADY read supplement 7, you know you are in limp mode and you have “undefined ratio errors”. That means the computer is expecting a certain numerical ratio between the tiss and toss and it’s not seeing that. Why is the question. Could be several reasons such as smoked...

Probably easiest to make a set. Use the #1, #3, and #5 stave from a M35A2 set. Get the red oak slats made at a local mill.

M37, M715, M880, CUCV, HMMWV