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Welcome to the site! Lots of info and great people here!
Visit the TM section Click here and find your truck, do some reading and it will tell you how to lube, operate and maintain the truck.
I would link directly to the TM, but I'm a cargo truck kinda guy and haven't learned that section yet...
Took her to the sand blasters this morning. They said they would try to have it done today.
They knocked it out if the park!
She's getting covered tonight then first thing in the morning is a DTM black chassis paint.
Loaded and ready for the blasting on Monday. Kept the running gear in as they said they can blast that too. While putting it together gonna regrease/clean everything again and gonna bag up the intake and winch and remove the alternator this weekend.
Then hopefully Tuesday gonna start priming.
Yup. Did my M923 last year. VIN law is still in effect as far as I know.
And yes, the VIN verification is required to register it as a FHMV if you're going the paint the VIN on route.
I've never plated one, I've always used the stencil registration. As stated earlier, it's the cheapest down...
Progress!
For the last 6 months, every time I came in, there was a crisis I had to handle. This time home I let everyone know that I didn't care WHAT was going on, I'm working on my stinking M37! So what did my sister do? Have a cardiac arrest and end up in ICU...
She is now fine and a...
On a bridge truck they were located on the "headache" rack behind the cab.
On my deuce, I mounted them on the rear with the swivels to act as reverse lights/rear floods.
Looks to me like a light switch that was added later. 99.9% of all toggle switches I've seen that Uncle Sugar installed had a tag explaining its function.
This is a switch for floodlights from a bridging truck:
Just read about this on FB and to be honest, imagining the emotions Mr. Tillman experienced and the flood of memories he must have had brought chills to me.
Apologies, but the "fat finger" is a reference to mis-typing a word on my phone. I meant to type "his" but my fat finger pressed the "O" instead. If you look at my threads, I often type "truck" as "teuck" and other misspellings. That is because I have fat fingers and press submit too quickly.
Great looking deuce!!!
Not sure about the taller question, but I regularly drive my M923 at 55+ with my cargo cover on. Make sure you don't have any small tears and all of the zippered windows are closed.
My M923 with the cover down after about an 80 mile trip:
I recently drove about 220...
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