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I don't have a suggestion, but I'd like to see what pops up. Interesting topic.

That is an amazing level of detail. You do excellent work, sir. Thank you for sharing.

Welcome to Steel Soldiers, from Alabama! Glad you're here. I'd love to see some pictures of your truck.

:ditto:

This is as exciting as the Presidential election to me. And I like all of the candidates here a lot more.

Do you have access to a plasma cutter? We have had good luck using one to cut aluminum. Oxy/acetelene torches don't seem to work well.

Adam, Welcome to Steel Soldiers! And congratulations on your truck! There are lots of people on here who would love to hear more about your truck, and will be happy to help you answer any questions you may have about it. All you have to do is ask. My advice is to read as many posts as you can...

Welcome to the site.! We're glad you're here. I just got my M35A2 this past spring, and I love it. Good luck with your search.

Welcome, from Alabama! Congratulations on your new truck. It looks like you've got a good foundation to build on. Glad you decided to rescue her. I'm looking forward to seeing your future work. As I'm sure you already know, there is a ton of good advice to be found here. Good luck with your project.

I've removed this leaky lablash from the top of my engine. I modified a cheap-o wrench which made it much easier to disconnect the supply line from under the injector pump. Also to install a plug. Not much room under there, as I'm sure you all know. I replaced the injector supply line (with a T...

Thank you all! I am still new to this truck, I have a lot to learn. I've read about the flame heater being prone to leaks. Here in north Alabama it rarely gets below freezing so I'll be removing that joker tomorrow.

At the risk of being yelled at, I need some help identifying this fuel system part, which is leakingI am trying to find it in the TMs, if someone could point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it. The leak is coming from the cylinder on the left, behind the hex nut on the...

Many farmers add water to the rear tires on tractors to add counterweight/ballast. I can't imagine why someone put water in steer tires on a truck? 🤔

Personally, I like em all. Goats, bikes, helicopters, whatever. Just so happens I only have one MV, and it's a "big" truck. Doesn't affect who I vote for. Whatever yall have, toss it in! 😁

Welcome to the site, and thank you for your service! Just FYI, I've been told that owning MVs can be addictive. So far I only have one, but time will tell 😁 . Again, welcome. We're glad you're here.

Welcome to the site, Tyler. Glad you're here. I'd like to see more pictures of your truck, when you can post some.

Welcome to the site, and congratulations on your new toy/project. There's lots of advice and information to be found here. We would love to see some pictures. Good luck!

Welcome to the site, from Alabama! You've got a nice looking truck there. Enjoy it.

That's a good looking truck. Hope it runs well for you. Good luck with your purchase.

Welcome, from Alabama! And congratulations on your new "to you" truck. I look forward to seeing some pics, when you're able to post them. This site has some awesome people, and a lot of good advice. Glad you could join us. -M