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I’m away from home now and the info is on my home computer. See if @RRaulston can get you this number, I believe he ordered some. Sorry but It will be a few more days before I can get to my computer. Tom.

Sounds like it might be your starter solenoid plunger or the lever fork not moving the starter gear in quick enough. The lever fork fulcrum maybe rusted, gummed up, bent, or the solenoid maybe going bad. Tom.

Well, welcome to the site, from Maryland. Only been on here myself for a few years. Most of the SS members on here are GREAT and are a wealth of knowledge, but a few maybe a little gruff.😁 Of course they will tell you to download the TM’s (Technical Manuals) which are located at the top end of...

Well, has she found them yet? Hello? You still with us? 😁

I have to agree with @Lothar that it is way much easier to repair painted surfaces to get a better match than powder coating. Powder coating is better and a harder finish but much harder then paint to match up. It’s a personal choice. I use good prep work and good quality paint to paint frames...

Well, I can tell you that the original grease boots have a wire retainer on the wide end of the boot that holds it in place. There is a groove around the tie rod end, that the wide end of the boot and the wire fits into. The new rubber boot does not come with this wire but has a ridge of rubber...

MME has them. They have the rubber ones and the silicone ones. I purchased the rubber ones for my truck because they didn’t have the silicone when I replaced mine. https://midwestmilitaryequipment.com/replacement-lmtv-mtv-tie-rod-end-and-drag-link-boot/...

Replaced the 4 grease boots on my drag link and tie rod on my M1083A1, easy peezy. I took both rods off and cleaned out all the old grease from each ball joint and replaced with good new grease, Lucas Red and Tacky. Works like new.

Howdy from Maryland. Keep us updated and of course, pictures! Tom.

Call the CAT dealer to see if they work on road vehicles. I have a large CAT dealership about 10-12 miles from my house however they only work on off road construction equipment. But, there is one about 40 miles from my house that still work on road vehicles. Tom.

Yep, I have that too. Forgot to attached that! Thanks for attaching it!!!

Mmmm, not really sure how to respond to that. Not sure if I provided to much info or not enough? Well here is the D.O.D. MIL-STD-1180B that shows the military requires that the manufacture of military wheeled vehicles comply with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMCSS) and the...

@chucky, when you’re done add a picture if you can. I would like to see it, May do the the same thing. Thanks, Tom.

Look up, D.O.D. MIL-STD-1180B.

Yep as @NDT said, pull the codes. Also since you have a FMTV you may want to move your questions to the “FMTV” post location, you would probably get more responses. Good luck.

Grounding rods and slide hammer to hammer them In the ground.

A deal at twice the price...sign me up for two! My down payment 2cents. 😁

Click on the paper clip symbol and “ATTACH FILES” under your message box and go to your files with the photographs, click on the photographs you want to attach…Or, bring up your files with your photographs and click on the photograph you want to post and drag it to the message box and drop it...

Looks like this seller has more in stock now. However, they are not on sell and are $14.99 and still with free shipping.

Yep, your right! …well, I did work on my MEP831A today…