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Flip the center. Cut 1" off one axle and it works fine.

That is a fancy head gasket. It is progressing. I suspect it had zero valve lash as all of the rockers were tight when I took it apart. I need to replace the gasket for the cover on the side of the block. Hopefully it will be up and running today.

2 Burned valves in my red 1952 GMC army truck. Pulled the engine apart and sent the bare head (and 2 new surplus valves) to be machined. My Friday evening project was to re-assemble the valves in the head. Will install Saturday.

I drive the truck around the yard every couple weeks. It has always had a rough idle, but still less than 500 rpm. When I start it I can hear the air go "chhhhhht, chhhht, chhhht" when the starter rolls it over. We did a compression test and cylinders 3 & 4 were dead. Ordered a head gasket...

Sounds like you should buy both.

I have seen a few on ebay. There was an upgrade frame mounted pump from carter or ingersol or Facet. It is worth it .

Love the color!

Loaded and leaving at Noon Thursday. Should be there by 4pm

No, My son is going too. That would be 4 When I called them they indicated some people from Ohio or Indiana were coming too??? I could not get her to say a number of vendors

Are you planning to attend?

Be aware there may be an air bleed at the top of the pickup inside the tank. Some had a bleed low by the pump and others had a bleed above the fuel level. That causes problems with an external pump. Once I figured that out, life got better!

Yes. I paid for my spot Monday. Plan to arrive Thursday evening. I will probable be re-selling some of the extras I purchased from you over the years!!!

I'll share my experience with a M211 with a stuck brake. It is a similar truck, but with dual wheels. Keep in mind there are 2 wheel cylinders at each wheel. Look on the back side and you will see where the lines attach with a hollow bolt. That will help you envision the orientation of the wheel...

Welcome aboard!

Very nice truck. Welcome!

How many are you looking for?

Nice Band clamp set up!

Well, Yeller is on the way to her new home in Wyoming with Carboarius. It will be within a couple hundred miles from where we found her. A little brake fluid, a tap on the float bowl and she fired up and drove right up the ramps without missing a beat. Hopefully it will be unloaded in a couple...

Thank you for the great description and pictures. Well Done!

Sleeping in the van tonight. Pics in the morning!