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  1. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Beautifully Done. Better than New. Well Done. Tom
  2. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Ya I know John very well. He has always treated me right. He stands behind everything they do or sell. Thanks, Tom
  3. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Care to share who rebuilt them? My fingers and eyes are getting to the point where rebuilding my own is getting to Be a problem. Thx. Tom
  4. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Can't wait for the start up Pic's. Beautiful Job for sure. I opted for the Key type Master switch. Like the security it provides. Have one installed on all my Old Iron, rubber or tracked. Good Job Tom
  5. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Awesome!!! That's all I can Say! Tom
  6. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Should be the same, unless someone changed out one or the other. I'm guessing you had a screw in the one you removed? Originally they had a small pin under the echelon. Push back the echelon and push out the pin, careful not to loose it. Tom
  7. TGP (IL)

    Finally restoring the M37

    Nice start. Plan to keep it stock or modified? Tom
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