Got a box of ???

[bfendlay]

I am trying to find some DOCUMENTATION on THIS Heater/Defroster but have been unsuccessful. There are many parts in the box but no literature. Anyone have any ideas where I can get info?

 

[Stan]

How about opening the box for starters.

 

[wreckerman893]

Man......that's a stumper......you might try to find an ex MTR SGT that has a strong PLL background.

 

[Recovry4x4]

The box has been resealed. It's either a heater and defroster parts kit or something else. Without opening or x-ray, you will never know.

 

[M215]

Didn't Jimmy Hoffa disappear sometime in the 70's, just maybe???

 

[airbornebandsman]

Grid squares, or chem-light batteries maybe? j/k

 

[Crazyguyla]

a box of ST1's or BA1100-ns

 

[Crazyguyla]

Surprised no one has mentioned this yet: Have you check the TM section for answers??

 

[cranetruck]

Surprised no one has mentioned this yet: Have you check the TM section for answers?

Yes, and limit yourself to vehicle TMs prior to Sep 30, 1974...listings are in the back portion of the manuals.
I know, if used in newer applications, add "00", but anyho...

 

[DirtMagnet]

Maybe the answer is in the other box.

 

[Heavysteven]

Send the box to me and I let you know....don't be surprised if it's empty when you get it back.

 

[Jimma]

Since the box has been opened and re taped it could be old socks and underwear or anything for that matter. There is no guarantee that what it says on the outside is whats on the inside. Is the tape to valuable to cut or break it that it will prevent you from opening the box?

 

[wreckerman893]

MIlitary bearings.

 

[RANDYDIRT]

MIlitary bearings.

Weren't those kept on the same shelf as the fire drills, 50' rolls of flight line and the 5 gallon cans of prop wash?

 

[wreckerman893]

Weren't those kept on the same shelf as the fire drills, 50' rolls of flight line and the 5 gallon cans of prop wash?

Yep....right up there with the blinker fluid, wire stretchers and the left handed hammers.

 

[Crazyguyla]

Yep....right up there with the blinker fluid, wire stretchers and the left handed hammers.

Don't forget the can of prop wash or (my favorite) Humve carburators

 

[wb1895]

Blinker fluid?????? possibly summer air for the tires??????? Oh, I know it is a box full of cans of squelch

 

[ABN173]

Weren't those kept on the same shelf as the fire drills, 50' rolls of flight line and the 5 gallon cans of prop wash?

Yep....right up there with the blinker fluid, wire stretchers and the left handed hammers.

Don't forget these: chem light batteries, box of grid squares, "frequency" grease for the antennas, wave benders (lil plastic ball on top of antenna), ID-10- Tango (IDIOT), key to the drop zone, and for the new kid send em running off to find the PRC-E7 or E-8 which was later replaced by the PRC-E9.

 

[Crazyguyla]

Don't forget these: chem light batteries, box of grid squares, "frequency" grease for the antennas, wave benders (lil plastic ball on top of antenna), ID-10- Tango (IDIOT), key to the drop zone, and for the new kid send em running off to find the PRC-E7 or E-8 which was later replaced by the PRC-E9.

I forgot about the PRC-E9. We had this joe runnign around camp victory looking for a prc-xx. it statred with a PRC-E5 until we had CSM in on the gag and we sent him to find the PRC-E9. CSM had a field day with the poor guy LOL then sent him looking for something new.. it was a long night for joe.

It all started when joe said he knew radios in and out.. we had him go look for PRC-XX

 

[ABN173]

Anyone ever give the new kid a piece of chalk and a hammer to have him check for soft spots on the track during maintenance day?