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Whats START?? I thought it was per S.A.L.T. (I II) agreements that we started cutting them up and leaving them out in the open so Soviet sattilites could confirm the disposal

As far as installing a spin on primary fuel filter, Heres what I did for less than $50.00. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?42523-Another-spinon-primary-filter-install

T Maybe I'm just getting senile but I don't remember there being a slinger, mine had a tiny nozzle that sprayed oil from the main oil galley onto the gears???

Heres another pic of the two bolts

To ad to T's post after installing the new seal and you go to remount the timing cover leave the timing cover bolts loose until after you reinstall the crankshaft pulley hub, this way the seal will align (center) itself better on the shaft, ( just don't forget to tightin cover bolts after your done)

When I look at that bow all I think is "Remember the Maine!" ( for you lubbers, that a Spanish American war slogan :wink: )

Congrats on getting the Holy Grail of military vehicles.

Yup What AM General said [thumbzup]

Yeah what Storm just said goes for me also, Its been over 10 years since I sold my first love but at the time $15,000.00 was a pretty good offer I could not pass up. Frank if you want, post the vin and I'll look it up in the book.

Frank wasn't this 37 at one of the power wagon meets way back when?( 1999ish )

Finally wired up my 24v accessory plug ( ran it to a seperate thermal breaker ).

You mean like this ( #6 out of my V-41 parts truck )

Had a very very slight miss and puff of smoke at idle so I put new injector in #1 cyl than went down the line putting replaced injector in next cyl ( put old #1 injector into #2 cyl etc etc ) and found problem in #5 injector, runs better now.

Finally put side running/marker lights on today

Willie I talked with Fred yesterday and he said you've been working your tail off on this project and it shows, nice work buddy [thumbzup]. Hey when you get this girl running are you and your reenactor team gonna switch sides :mrgreen:

They make 4:89 gearing for the the 37's ($$$) and that will give you the 5-7 mph your looking for but make sure you reread what rosco stated.

Gillespie recommends either mineral spirits Naptha or Xylene and as Kenny stated if its hot out and your painting outside you may want to use Mineral spirits as it will dry slower than the other 2 solvents giving the paint a better chance to flow out. I myself use Naptha or if I'm using...

Is George Manarrie(sp) still floating around?, Has he got a website?

Did you use champhered washers when installing the new manifold?

Surface cracks are the norm for flywheels, take it to the machine shop and get their opinion on if getting it resurfaced it will take them out.