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Just below the front output shaft on the driver's side. 90 wt. approx. 51/4 quarts.

Far Out John, Welcome to the Goat herders, Just use a good shooters ear protectors, no problem. Like I said, I have a cheap head phone from Harbor Freight that also has speakers, I listen to tunes (Old stuff) when I drive . Check out www.Gamagoat.com for info on the Goat. Merry Christmas

Some points made are true, They are thin aluminum, hard to get in and out of, and don't swim well, but beyond that it's an article that's way exaggerated. Yes it's noisy but with halfway decent hearing protection it's great. I use head phones and listen to music when driving. It's comfortable, I...

The Goat is not articulated. The trailer is restricted to pitch and yaw movement and is basically a permanently attached trailer that is powered. I have pictures posted in the photo gallery of SS,

Thanks Dave, It's been a labor of love I guess, Kinda favoring the underdog. Now I have to do the same thing to my 816, a little bigger undertaking.

There's an air motor that controls the rear cable tension. It has a rubber diaphragm in it that may have a hole. They usually do, that may be your hiss. Check the control lever for the tensioner to make sure it's off.

I've owned my Goat for 18 years now, have rebuilt or replaced every nut, bolt and system on board in an attempt to return it to design. In the time I've owned it, I've embarrassed a lot of hot shot offroaders. It's always easy to cut down something that,s different. Granted, it's a bitch to work...

Buggyman, My 816 had 10W in the steering box and pump. Did you get your cold start problem figured out?

Your right Dave, I'm the engineer for a big building in Denver and we use Nalco products here. The Railroad uses Nalcool3000 in the big diesels with real good results.

Ziggy, I'd be real interested in the diverter. I need one for the M816. Let me know what you need for it. Thanks!!!!!!!!!! Mike

Eastern has a few full kits. $450.00 each.

Hey Buggyman, I have the diagram for you that shows the Cummins cold start system. It's from TM9-2320-260-20. My M816 had a similar problem. The previous owner changed from 4 batteries to 2 but failed to wire the cold start correctly. It's a 12 volt feed to the cold start system. Let me know. Mike

Great lookin' truck Jim! Congrats. Good price too.

They are a pain in the butt to get into and more complicated than you'd think. (Being Amphibious). They are a nightmare to work on, but when running , they are a kick to drive and a real attention getter. Thanks, about the house. We live out on the plaines S. E. of Denver about 40 miles. Had to...

Thanks Jason. It's a real climber and fun to drive.

I bought it about 18 years ago from a museum in Nebraska. Totally disassembled it and started from scratch. I drove to the MVPA National convention in 2000. Elizabeth, Colorado to Kansas City , Kansas. 1200 miles round trip. 14.2 mpg at 55, not a bad ride at all just real noisy.

Here's another Goat Pic. 1972 all original, No Mods.

Here's another Goat to look at. It's a 1972 all original. No mods.

www.gamagoat.com is the best for Goat info. There isn't much you can't find there.

Yes, 250 Cummins. M816